Fordyce High School - Redbug Yearbook (Fordyce, AR)

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Seniors were finally rewarded for their scholastic efforts. Class rank- ings were changed by crediting seniors with five quality points for any accelerated course taken. Al- though class rank was not drasti- cally altered this year, in future years, students who choose to take the more difficult courses will be recognized. Q :CSX 712 :+- Tse vb.---I X

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Schedule Changes, Intercom interruptions: All Part of Daily Routine sruosurs sci-isouus cAizb semi -1:lJ.6Lti.2QAr.iI- 19,H'7r Grade Name . Per. Subject Instructor Room 1- Ca IIC ME Pi O 0 K l 0 '-l 2. eesran .111 H01-T' 111- 3. Bama: l I 'W 4. H IOO 5- ee Ba sstev I2-S' 6-,lqugqpqsm Miififwok LO i 7. s. Activities 5 F I .1 A C' Ll - Lgcker No, .i Combination ...- The general idea that a senior is lazy does not always hold true, Frieda Greens schedule card proves this, Schedule changes take hours of waiting as shown by the crowded office. T' 1 6 ff if -ti fs, Administrative changes were made this year. Paul Roberts be- came the new principal. t'l was looking for a place where l could try some new innovative educa- tional ideas. Fordyce appeared to be a place where changes were being made, and I think a young administrator has a good future in Fordyce because of this, he said. Teachers were evaluated in a dif- ferent manner. Evaluation sheets were filled out and returned to teachers with comments on teach- ing routines and techniques. We have many good teachers that are improving and will continue to im- prove, Mr. Roberts commented. Allen Howard, the new adminis- trative assistant, resigned, was re- hired and then was given a sabbat- ical for one year. Paul Hayes was hired as business manager in the middle of the year. Athletic direc- tor, David McKlnney, resigned et- fective March 1. Clockwise: Give me your attention, please precedes all announcements over the intercalm. Paul Roberts uses the sys- tem to call classes to assemblies, make an- nouncements, and page students. Student teaching is a real eyeopener, Kay Jordan learns what it's like to be on the other side of the desk. A small advanced math class has time for individualized instruction. Becky Rogers introduces solid geometry to Holly Gresham, Jerry House, and Mark Lasiter. The new family living class offers practical experience as well as technical knowledge. Bud Rogers and Beverly Curtis test kinder- garten students on recognition of wild ani- mals. Office duties were shifted around. Ab- sentee slips were issued by David McKin- ney. l l

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