Fort Campbell High School - Falcon Yearbook (Fort Campbell, KY)

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1 r Mr. l. K. Blum Holds Us To High Ideals Holding fast to the best in the past, but ever mindful of the changes in the present, Mr. I. K. Blum, Principal, inspires students and faculty alike toward the best in the future. His enthusiasm for developing a large nrunber of Merit Scholars is equaled by his concern for the also-rans. His oflice is a haven for all confused college-bound seniors. He is readily accessible to uncertain juniors. And his jovial manner has eased the un- certainty of many a sophomore. He is a part of Flora who will never be forgotten. Promptly at 8:30 Mr. 1. K. Blum prepares to take charge of all Flora activities. Mr. Blum aids Miss Carolyn Reed, a practice teacher, in the French language lab.

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Dr. A. C. Flora has been Columbiafs most out- standing oflicer in the Held of public education. Recognized as a foremost educator on the city, state, and national level, Dr. Flora has helped our school advance to a position of high prominence. It is our sincere desire that our school may continue to be a living tribute to his dedication and work. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Flora, our guests on many occasions, look over last year's annual. Doctors Varn, Flora Lead Educators In Columbia l Entering their home in Columbia, Superintendent Guy L. l Varn and Mrs. Varn have time for a picture. To the students at Flora, Dr. Guy L. Varn, Superintendent of the Columbia City Schools, is not only an eHici'ent administrator but a loyal supporter and friend. Above all he has shown a keen interest in raising our academic standards by making all the newest materials available to us. His hard work is inspiring to many.

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Dorothy Sterling a senior, talks with Miss Grace Sease about her next year's college plans. Counseling, guiding and ad- vising students in their efforts to select a college, planning for employment and schedules, and solving personal problems is in essence what- Miss Grace Sease, our Assistant Principal, means to all Flora Falcons. But she is more than this-for all who come in contact with her deeply respect and love her. dministration Guides Flora To New Heights Mrs. W. I. Mixson not only serves as an office secretary for Mr. Blum and Miss Sease, but she also aids teachers and students with their many requests. Her warmth and friendliness has left a deep impression on all who have known her. Mrs. Mixson listens to a request for another transcript. ss.. Mrs. Boulware sends another permanent record through the duplicating machine. Mrs. M. L. Boulware's work in the main office has been invaluable in the efficient management of the school. In her gentle and dignified manner, she has shown us that all teaching is not clone in the classroom. 5