Hillcrest High School - Highlighter Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Board of Eduoaiion Works Wi+h Challenges ol' Changing Eduoafion To provide Tor The needs oT The over 25,000 sTudenTs enrolled in The 43 elemenTary schools. lqindergarTens, eighT iunior highs, Tour senior highs, and one VocaTional-lndusTrial-EducaTional Technical School which serves The adulT communiTy as well as The Tour high schools is The prime concern OT The Board OT EducaTion. ln planning Tor The various levels oT educaTion, The Board, elecTed by The ciTizens oT Springfield, musT Take in consideraTion such Things as new indusTry. mobiliTy oT local populaTion, and The raTe oT increase in over-all sTudenT populaTion. As The Board becomes aware oT The Tremendous growTh oT TheVciTy, iT plans a Tacile educaTional program To deTermine The TuTure needs OT sTudenTs. ln recogniTion oT some oT The needs This year, The Board added To The TaciliTies OT The newly annexed PleasanT View Junior l-ligh School: consTrucTed a swimming pool To sTrengThen The aThleTic curriculum: approved new guidelines Tor dress suggesTed by represenTaTives Trom The schools, and added a moThers' volunTeer group Tor The elemen- Tary schools. The SpringTield Board is consTanTly aware ThaT This is a changing world in Technology, culTure, and poliTics. and young people are in a sTaTe oT quesTioning values and sTandards oT living. These conse- craTed members adiusT The educaTional program To meeT These changes. The job oT providing working TaciliTies, qualiTied Teachers, and a challenging educaTional program requires a greaT deal OT Time on The parT oT each member. Many exTra hours are spenT TormulaTing plans and decisions Over 25000 sTudenTs reap The reward oT The eclucahonal enrichmenT --A----------P-----ew- -M -Y--A aa.- .p.c,a- '21 .x:- 1: ' AdminisTraTive Service CenTer EOAR3 OF EDUCATlON Dr William E EverhearT Mrs RoberT Henry Mr William C Magers vice presiclenl' Dr Arch owe presidenT Dr Willard J Graff super nTenclenT of schools Mr Franlclin D Gamble and Mr W,l1am Camirell ..,f 'x 'Vi' ADMINISTRA nTenclenT Tor Tendeml T public school Roy F Li e, y T? , X. I ... ski ,I ., ' yvi. ' ,. rsii' 5 i ' T , '+I S