Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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SCHOOL BOARD W. P. DEMBY A. C, FOX t DEWFI I JACKSON MRS R A CHITWOOD I R B l B RHINF DR HOWFII BRFWFR Offxters of the Board of Edu at1on for the past year w re XX P D 1 R Bo se re 1 work or th1s board lb earned out largely through Lommntees whose pu pose 1 rullou Teathers ommlttee Nlrs R A Chxtwood chaxrman Dex el leon Dr 5 1111: 1 o11m1ttee up tou h mth the tea hers 1n the classrooms mi helps In the el IIOH of t 1 l1 Btnldmg and Ground Commutee A C Fox h 1rm1n F R li ll D 1 ell 1 1 1 urx tn of mx lu 1 repairs and the phys1 al eonclmon of the sehool plant are mun amecl ly tl omxmttu Athleu and Bmd Commxrtee Dewell arlcssn h 1rmm I R Hull mnlwy 111 my pOllLl95 and supply umtorms and equ1pment tor the bands u IC Relatxons Lommlttee D A B Rh ne h11rm1n A C ltx lrs f ut 0 To tester better re lat1onsh1p between the sehool and the pubht and to reate 1 tmer L1FldtX :l'lI'lCllI1g ot hool hje me 1 the purpo L of tl11 ommntee Fxnan e ommlttee Demell 3 kson ha rrnan E R Boll VN P Derlw Vmth the ooperat on of the blbllltdb mln agers and the supermtendent ot sehools the Fman e omm1tt e ro1m111re the hool hudget and lo L after the general ill!! 'W' 'W 1 'u' 1 . , R AZ 5 . OL . A. . . U ' ' I : ' . 1 . , eml'1'. premdem, and E, . ll. ' C t. ry. The ' A ' ' ' ' r as . re .ts ' 's: ' ' c ' : . . . ' ' . . . 1' l jaws . . A, l, Rl - Th s c 1 1 lv' s 111 C c . ' 5 rc I e. urs. : . . ' . c a ' . 1. . 0 . C s f ulcso1 S 1t ' H513 l 1 t 1 .ld ngs ' ' A ' ' O ' . . . 1' 11s r c . : ' -I ' t . r a . , f , . XV. P, D '. . tl H. H. H.l-1. Y. li. Sammons, Dr. George B. Fletcher, EX-0flICl0 ccmmltteemen. The vsorlc of thts cc1111n1tter lb to help deternnne the .1thlvt1t' P bl' ' ' : r. . . 1 . c . . . f 51.3 5 ., R, A. fl 11' od. V' '- ' ' ' C 1 l ' 1 A' A :C C I 5 5 5' - s C . ' C c : ' ,lc ' . C 1 . , . . , 1, H c . 1 ' L . - ' - ' c c e l r I s st' x c's ' t1nanc1al mterest of the school. .q., j ' ' - - in ' Z. f 511:15 ,f . Ol al 0 , ...M - 'R

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As principal, V. E. Sammons, has for the past fourteen years labored diligently to make Hot Springs High School one of the most outstanding high schools in the South. Through his unceasing efforts we have today the National Honor Society, the Student Council, and the Intramural program. Mr. Sammons holds a B. L. degree from Ouach- ita College and a B. S. degree and an M. S. degree from the University of Arkansas. Mr. Sammons instills in his students a de- sire for the highest qualities and takes an active and personal interest in each of them. Through his magnetic personality, he com- mands the highest respect and the most sin- cere friendship of both faculty and students. MISS EDITH KIMERY Secretary to V. 11. 5111111110115 MRS. DOROTHY PRITCHARD 3rrret11ry lu Harvey H, Haley Harvey H. Haley, superintendent of pub- lic schools since 1928, has by his sincerity and loftiness of purpose characterized him- self as a model of perfect citizenship to the entire student body. Mr. Haley holds a B. S. degree from Pea- body and an A. B. degree from Vanderbilt. He is also a graduate of Columbia Univer- sity with an M. A. degree. The High School is honored in having as its superintendent the founder of the junior Rotarian System which is now used by Ro- tarians rhc world over.