Lakeland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

Page 29 text:

Affect Slfiumllcentli Borrlly o MR. DAVID LOFGREN Former assisfant principal of Lakeland High School MR. GEORGE JOHNSON New assistant principal of Lakeland High School

Page 28 text:

MR. MORRIS E. ZIPPRER Principal of Lakeland High School Ljllnanmges in Administration An eTTicienT adrninisTraTion is The keynoTe To a Well run campus, and LHS is forTunaTe To have such. Lakeland area supervising principal, The princi- pal, The assisTanT principal are all cap- able and unolersTanding rnen. WiTh a sTrong adrninisTraTion, changes of per- sonnel do noT occasion unvvarranTed Turnulf, and This was The case This year when Mr. David Lofgren moved To a posiTion in The counTy office To be re- placed by Nlr. George Johnson as as- sisTanT principal. The repuTaTion of LHS as one of The TinesT schools in The sTaTe is largely Traceable To The efforTs of a superlaTive adn'1inisTraTion and a cleolicaTed TaculTy. MR. ALBERT R. ADAMS Supervising principal of The Lakeland schools

Page 30 text:

These awe Slzuiillentfs Guidance directors Mrs. Mary Alice Metcalf, Mrs. Norma Warren, and Mrs. Sue McMillan help stu- dents to become better adiusted citizens. The students at LHS are privileged to have a modern, efficient dugg ct ,V guidance department whose counsellors vvorlc along with the prin- Wfffblf cipal in considering the needs of the young people. An accurate, is fm! C? up-to-date pupil file is kept by the three counsellors, each of Whom -. ,gesrdgfialxiii , YG N I is responsible for one of the three classes. Individual guidance is X a necessity in progressive schools. y f ff 'ili . ' fc 5 v 'Z 4' X eww fvfWlfM4,, SY Qeifqu xi Mrs. Norma Warren explains the National Merit Scholar- ship testing program to junior Denette McConnell. The TSSHH9 PFOQYBYN is Undef H19 direction of the guidance Cumulative files are a valuable source of information for students, teachers depaffmenf- and community. 28