Gurdon High School - Gurdonian Yearbook (Gurdon, AR)

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Secretary, Mrs. Mary Iglehart. Sorting and filing the mail is one of Mrs. Iglehart’s daily routines. Guidance Counselor, Mrs. Robert McGill. Administration 11

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TO CREATE BALANCE To keep things in balance is one of the roles of the principal’s office. The policies are set by the board; these are to be administered and kept in balance with the faculty, students, and patrons of the school. The high school, accredited by NCA, consists of twenty-five teachers, two hundred and ninty-three students and an offering of forty-six units. Special attention is given to setting the curriculum, arranging schedules, keeping records, developing control, and achieving discipline. Balancing creates a learning situation. Principal, Mr. John Hardin. Administration r. i i The honorary tour guide , Mr. Hardin, shows Mary Wells, Adrienne Nelson, and Shawn McDougald where the science building is located. Directing traffic is another of Mr. Hardin's many hidden talents. 10 Administration

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Sharp Focus CANDID SHOTS The Candid shots of GHS caught people in a surprisingly different setting. The photos focused on a variety of activities and new experiences as attending school, participat- ing in athletic games, promoting school spirit and performing the daily routine such as going to classes and trying to stay awake. However, these can be unique. The understanding of costumes” in the Junior and the Senior plays and the unexpected attention in typing was something to be desired. For each there is something to be gained and something to be earned. The debut of Todd Forthman during the Senior play, The Saga of Sagebrush Sal. Building a pyramid is not what it is cracked up to be as the cheerleaders discovered. Preparing Grandad (Pat Rudolph) for his daily nap is Betty Shadduck (Terri Smithson) in the Junior Play Grandad Steps Out. 12 Division