Glendale High School - Falcon Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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BOARD OF EDUCATIONifronl mtv, Dr. Willard J. Graff, Superintendent of Schoolsg Dr. G. Bruce Lemmon, jr.-presidentg Dr. Arch Lowe, jr.-vice-president, bark row, Mr. Turner White III, Dr. William E. Everheart, Mr. William G. Magers, Mr. Franklin P. Gamble. 1:71 A-'s' ...uf Board of Education Plays vital role Believing that teachers, members of the administra- , g tion, and school boards have a common goal-that if K of providing the best possible schools for children 1 V and youth of the district-the School Board combined A 1 the qualities of integrity, perseverance, faith, vision, and initiative to govern the school district. A board vi i of six, each a resident tax payer of the district, re- 1 1 tained and exercised full legislative authority and , control of schools. Responsibilities included preparing and publishing 1 tm policies covering their organization, general policies, procedures, and major plans. Their primary goal was to achieve harmony within the board, the school staff, the community, and the youth. Deriving their authority from the people of Mis- souri, the board held regular meetings twice a month that were open to the public. Delegated to Dr. Wil- L lard Graff, Superintendent of Schools, was the E executive and administrative authority of the Spring- y ...uv- field District R-12 School Board. W V- if it aa. .,,i rc Serving all school personnel and also the community, PTA, School VAAAJ 5 Board, and others, is the Administrative Service Center.