Kennedy High School - Talon Yearbook (Taylor, MI)

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xx! 1 T T T 9 it My lllllllll ' il L 'Tu , 1H'T Schoolboard Leads Progressive Schools What appears to be just a meeting ot Taylor business men is actually the beginning of all the school policies and regulations. The Taylor School Board must face all the problems of running a school. It is the job of these dedicat- ed men to discuss the problems, find workable solutions, and administer school regulations with the betterment of the school system in mind. 18-Academics . 1, ' .. ' - .'?li: - it L JS

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ADENIICS ur questions must be answered. To e the challenges of tomorrow, our wledge of the world around us must nue to grow. Books, teachers, classes, academic involvement. ...,.5..., .F 4 - - 1 .. .,. A ,- rg.: -' P - m. Y, - , , W .. M vs has an , 1 ,e .

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, ,ur 0 S--. 'TN Ni ,A +4 1 - -' i Z5 lu'-5-l- '31 ' E til , ' el ,:-.Wt .L l R LEFT: Meetings such as these are important for Taylor l Board members. LOWER LEFT: Superintendent ofthe Schools, Mr. Simon Kachaterian, stops to pose for photographer. TOP: Assistant Superintendents, Mr. Gee and Mr. Kenneth Walker, discuss some of the prob- faced by the Taylor Scools. ABOVE: Mr. William Jacobs, working Athletic Director, schedules all athletic events e Taylor schools. RIGHT: Mr. Anthony Matulis, Director ondary Education, works with the secondary school in y of Taylor. 1,77 Academics - 19