Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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AQ Mrs. Eleanor Stewart, secretary, looks over Superintendent Gailen Stewart's shoulder as he signs important papers. BJ Serving food for students are Joy Green, Ida Anderson. Della Kuykendall, and Fae Eberhart. Administration 51

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Major Change Starts With Administration All around school one notices change. There is always a cer- tain amount of change. The question comes to mind, Who caused this change? or Why is there change? The answer goes back to the people who are always hard at work trying to make things better, the adminis- tration. The life of the school is patterned: each change, good or bad, can be traced to this group of individuals. AJ Principal Gerald Gilbert and Mrs. Sharon Neal, secretary, check out the absentees for the day. BJ Members of the school board are Cfront rowb Superintend- ent Gailen Stewart: Bob Lee: Wiley Gar- land III, presidemq John Teague, secre- tary. Csecond rowj Murry Meansg Truman Heddingsg W. I. Thomas, and Mike Jones. HW Administration . iq vw- , f' ty M, i 'f ' rini l i W, Ik 1-ip

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Bus Drivers Attend School Nineteen bus drivers received certificates for completing the twenty-hour School Bus Drivers Training Program required by the state this year. The program covered rules and regulations of bus driving and procedures in case of emergency. Grant Saline buses operated in excess of 75,000 miles during the 1975-76 school year at the expense of just under S3,000. Students called on Jack Phil- lips, custodian, whenever a light bulb needed replacing, the coke machine needed refilling, or even if something was spilled on the floor. Jack said he enjoys being around students. They are very cooperative about cleaning and picking up after themselves, he said. BY A 52 Academics