Lakeland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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Popular supervising principal of Lakeland area schools, MR. ALBERT R. ADAMS, capably administers the affairs of more than fifteen thousand students. Mr. Adams, active in community af- fairs, likes fishing, reading, and playing with his two grandsons. Our respected principal, MR. MORRIS E. ZIPPER, received his AB from Stetson and his MED from the University of Florida. A sports enthusiast, Mr. Zipprer enioys fishing, golf, and tennis . . . not to mention Gary, Cherie, and Terry. 22 .facrllimniiniislipiraliiion The smoothness with which all school functions operate is due to an excellent administrative staff who work well together. The principal is mainly concerned with curriculum development and the completion of all certification standards for the school. The assistant principal regulates school activities and takes care of disciplinary problems. The secretaries are the iacks-of-all-trades, man- aging everything from absentee permits to in- surance reports. MR. GEORGE A. JOHNSON, now in his second year as assistant principal, earned his degrees at Waynesburg College and at the University of Florida. Besides being a bug on antique cars, he is International Counsellor of the Lions Club and recently traveled to Europe for this group.

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l Q illlll i:lLlIllCCCE The purpose of the guidance department is to help the student reach his maximum achievement with a minimum of frustration. The aim is sought through counseling, testing, and lending vo- cational and college materials. Guidance counselor MRS. SUE McMlL- LAN is an attractive and capable member of the administration. Formerly a teacher in the social studies department, she now devotes full time to guidance and to our American Fields Service program. She holds BS and MA degrees from Appalachian State Teachers' College. Mrs. Warren administers many of the aptitude, college entrance, and scholarship exams. MR. STRATO E. TELVELY, returning to Lakeland High after a year's ab- sence, is a new addition to the guidance staff. Mr. Telvely's bach- elorhood has developed his culinary talents, His BA is from Florida Southern, and his MA from FSU. Beloved head of guidance, MRS. NORMA WARREN, holds degrees from Florida Southern and the Uni- versity of Florida. When not spon- soring the Student Council, she reads and gardens. 23