Jacksonville High School - Red Devil Yearbook (Jacksonville, AR)

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Faculty and Administration .r The Faculty and Administration kept busy with the many responsibilities that came with their jobs. Teaching class, grading papers and tests, averaging grades, attending faculty and in-serv- ice meetings were just a few of the teachers' responsibilities. Also, some teachers took grad- uate courses, sponsored clubs and other school activities. The administration managed all school business which included scheduling, handling public relations, supervising extracurricular activities, helping teachers, disciplining students, and at- tending to all daily situations that occur in a school with 1700 students. Along with the students at IHS, the Faculty and Administration were on the move. faculty and administration-119

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Plans for new Jacksonville .lunior-Senior High School opproved On November 12, 1974, the Pulaski County School Board approved the architect's plans for the new junior-Senior High School Complex to be built on the Air Base. The three million dollar complex will be built at a forty acre site on the south edge of the Base. The school district will lease the land from the Base. Roy Smith is President of the school board. Sammy McGhee is Vice- President and I. A. Fair, jr. serves as Secretary. 120-administration Mr. I. K, Williams Superintendent School Board Members lseated l. to r.J Mr. Sammy McGhee, Mr. Roy D. Smith, Mr. I. A. Fair, jr.,f t d' I. .D s an mg to r Mr. Leon Ricks, Mr Hosto, Mrs. Mary Ella Martin, Dr. Lindy Bollen, Mr. I. K. Williams. Knot picturedl Mr. Hosea E. Harrington.