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Superintendent, Mr. Ferman Adminis tration The Superintendent’s Office has many jobs. The office keeps track of finance, personnel, curriculum, public relations, physical management, transport, and the school lunches. This office keeps tabs on finance and the budget. It keeps a copy of the income and expenditures. The school is about a $690,000 business. The superintendent interprets state and federal pro- grams for financial aid. An auditor from an outside company comes in every year to make sure the books are perfect. The superintendent has to interview, hire, dismiss, and transfer the personnel. The school employs over one hundred people. Every two weeks, the superin- tendent’s office makes out all the paychecks. The administration works with the teachers to deter- mine what and how to teach. Many times this has to be changed to correspond with financial ability. Transportation is another area which the superin- tendent controls. The school has fourteen buses which travel about 670 miles a day and transport 942 pupils. The office has to see that the state and federal bus safety rules are followed. School lunches are also handled by the superin- tendent’s office. The manager of the hot lunch pro- gram files an order for food, and the office has to approve the plan and buy the food. Public relations is another area the office handles. It has to interpret the state and federal rules, regula- tions, and laws. The School Board has to be kept informed by the superintendent. Mr. Ferman’s secretaries, Mr. Wollet and Mrs. Kinsey, kept the outer office running efficiently. 10 Board of Education: Mr. Swanson, Mr. Lemmons, Mr. Rupp. Mr. Berlin, Mr. Timus, Mr. Hartley, Mr. Deline.
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Principal’s Office Our Principal, Mr.Leavell. Office detail kept Mrs. Donaldson, the school secretary, busy, busy, busy. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Donaldson, Cathy Weber, Angie Bloomer, Gail Sanford, Barb Onweller, Sue Ebbitt, Madeline Nichols. SECOND ROW: Betty Hasenkamp, Pam Bishop, Harriett Sherman, Marsha Young, Marilynn Marry, Annabelle Davis. THIRD ROW: Roger Anderson, Dan Speaker, Bill Beal, Cel Hendrickson. 11
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