King High School - Coronat Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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Principal Glen Littrell Dedicated to Education The responsibilities of serving as prin- cipal of a large high school are over- whelming, as Mr. Glen Littrell well knows. From schobl functions to teacher and parent conferences and student con- sultations, Mr. Littrell kept a steady pace during the year tending to the enormous work load of a school administrator. Aided by two assistant principals, Mr. Littrell carried the burden of maintaining a smoothly running school. Mr. Littrell often can r found in the teachers workroom discussing school problems with Assistant Principal Kent t ' ue. ' ' l ' he le p hone is an important instrument as M L ret talks with a parent.

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Mr. Wallace Davis, assistant superintendent Mr. J. D. Slaybaugh, assistant superintendent Dr. Leo Bradley, assistant superintendent Mr. J. D. Slaybaugh speaks to Walter Wisznia as Dr. Cornell C. Barnard waits for the meeting to begin.

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Assistant Principals Handle Discipline Problems at King . Assista nt Principal Royal Mills The work of the assistant-principals is another necessary factor in running King High School efficiently. Mr. Kent Pogue and Mr. Royal Mills are in charge of duties such as student scheduling and registration, student activities, work con- cerning text books, and disciplinary actions. They also take part in confer- ences with school departments, and are invohed in matters of correspondence. Mt. Royal Mills ' conference with Mr. Richard Harbin includes a phone call to a worried parent . oJtehJitands in the hall to Mr. Kent Pogue and Mr. Royal Mills consult a school policy bulletin concerning Mi, Faculty 129