Harrison High School - Golden Goblin Yearbook (Harrison, AR)

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A - . T Mr. Kelley, superintendent, offers achairto interested parents, or students who are helping him to make the Harrison School system one of the best in the state. adrian Swpmazwdwz Hoafzddnatea Scion! pfbdyfldfft For three years, Mr. Everett Kelley has constantly worked toward a smooth running and progressive school system for Harrison. By his tact and under- standing, he has ably guided the school through expansion and change. Because Mr. Kelley has a family, he understands the problems that arise at home, the decisions that have to be made, and he is better able to talk with the parents and to try to establish a closer relationship between the home and the school. As a parent, a former classroom teacher, and an administra- tor, he has an overall view of the Harrison School system, its merits and its flaws. By a close cooperation with the Board of Education, he constantly strives to raise the standards of Harrison High School. Mr. Kelley gleans information from faculty, parents, students, B o a r d of Education and working staff in his office, the heart of the school.

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52248 c I li ,-fcademdc The people of a high school are not all students. There are the teachers,the personnel, the administration, and the board of education. Each person has his own place in the school, his own job in the never ending assembly line of duties necessary to maintain a smooth running, highly accredited high school. Truly, the livelihood of any educational insti- tution is the organizations. which pro- vide student leadership and those activ- ities which provide a wholesome school atmosphere. Led by a devoted and ca- pable student council, the activities pro- gram contributed greatly to the school life of the student body. Admmuawa ?acalZy Ofagamgatdaw

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Mr. Jim Tilly, President Harrison Board of Education game! ab! Education Flame ewvzdculum A guiding force in the Harrison School system is the Boardof Education, who spend many hours trying to provide the best edu- cational system possible for the students. As parents and citizens, they can see the issues both from the standpoint of families and from that of the community. By work- ing closely with Mr. Kelley, they are able to decide in what areas improvements need to be made. In Harrison we are fortunate to have men on the Board of Education who are church and civic leaders as Well as being leaders along educational lines.Serv- ing without pay, these men are the driving force little seen by the students, that do so much to try to make the educational system in Harrison one that will prepare its grad- uates both for making a living and makinga life. Serving as a liaison betweenthe com- munity and the school, the board ably per- forms its function of working for the best interest of the students. Left to right: Mr. Jim Tilly, Dr. Robert Wilson, Mr. Bob Parkinson, Mr. Garvin Fitton, Mr. Jim Cecil, Mr. Gerald Thomason, Mr. Kenneth Milburn, Mr. F1oydLeeMartin, Mrs. June Carrol, Secretary, and Mr. Everett Kelley Superintendent.