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Administrotors cope with school enrollment The job of coping with the problems of a school of 2,160 students belonged to Glendale's four administrators, Mr. James E. Ford, principal, Mr. Harold Deiker, assistant principal, Mrs. Dee Mahan and Mr. Russel King, administrative assist- ants, One of Mr. Ford's largest tasks was scheduling the record enrollment into classes. This problem was complicated by the fact that the faculty was also the largest in Glendale's history. Some teachers changed classrooms as often as students. Mr. Deiker, among other important duties as assistant principal, took an active part in the pro- duction of Glendale's assemblies. Mr. King and Mrs. Mahan worked individually with the boys and girls respectively. Special dis- cipline problems and cases of student illness, along with sponsoring clubs filled their day. Right. During lunchtime, Mr. Deiker and Mrs. Spencer find time to talk casually-a rarity in the day's busy schedule. Vx James E. Ford Harold Deiker l P'lf'ClPUl Assistant Principe Wa 19' ri'
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, H24 , ff. f ' ,, ,744 .6 .4 Above. Glendale faculty members gained advice from a talk by Dr. Joe Kuklenski at a Special Thursday afternoon meeting. Right. Giving additional information to news editor Alane Wetzel, Dr. A. M. Alexander discusses a page proof of the Quill. Supervisors cissist educcition progrcim Working in his second year as Deputy Super intendent Dr Joe Kuklenski kept busy with the many difficulties involved in directing and co-ordinating the educational programs of the school district. He assisted in the selection of staff members and supervision in the long range plan- ning ofthe educational program. Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Educa- tion, Dr. A. M. Alexander worked during the i968-69 school year to keep the areas of per- sonnel, supervision, and instruction running smoothly. Through many visits to Glendale and occasional conferences with Mr. Ford, Dr. Alexander be- came better acquainted with the students and different aspects of Glendale.
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. ...I ,:,,...,.s-f W x 'V Qtr, X 1 ,f f f f 0 ,fm I I I 4 1' ' ,Jw Left. Administrative Assistant, Russell King confers with Mrs. Francis Deck, secretary to gg, f Mr. Ford, as she checks the facts for him. Russell King ' ' ' ' ' ' Administrative Assistant Dee Mahan Above. Helping classes decide on a family for their Christmas basket Adminisnome Amman, is one of the many extra projects that Mrs. Mahan sponsors. Left. Band members returning from HemisFair '68 look on as Mr. Ford anxiously opens the silver pitcher and tray he received from them.
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