Glendale High School - Falcon Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Administration Building E. THOMAS MOULDER DR. BRUCE LEMMON Board Of Education The Board of Education is a unique and important organiza- tion in the community. lt constitutes one of the most significant and greatest stabilizing forces in the nation. To the board is entrusted the responsibility for planning for the educational welfare of children, and thus for the future of the country. lt is the responsibility of the Board of Education to establish broad policies for effective operation of the educational program and then to evaluate the program in light of these policies. The progress of the Springfield schools in these times of tremendous growth and changing demands of society is truly a compliment to the performance of our Board of Education. These men give generously of their time and energies in working for the best interests of those whom the schools are designed to serve. ln rendering this service, they serve Without remuneration. Although they ask only for cooperation, their sincerity, hard work, and sound judgment have merited the appreciation of all citizens in the community. E' A- MARTIN, JR. FRANKLIN D. GAMBLE President Vice-President DR- ARCH LOWE, JR. TURNER WHITE Admii ADMINISTRATIV Homer Kesterson, special education: for elementary edu l1llL'llllF'l'1l of soho! superintendent for lhllilllilg assistant 1 sixpirxi-ur nf pcrsc W. Patierenn. safe edin-.xiiung Mr. No tion: Mr. Druid l and industrial edu! building scixivcg l zllliulli llU:lIlt'S flu,--ff.. M' K-oun4 in P wmv ami-'er' B we-ref