Leon High School - Lions Tale Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

Page 29 text:

5 x 5' :lr-.-A L: Jima 5 , F ' sf ?35 V ,L ,, 7. .. . V, 5 L L, A,-V gf, ' f f M fa mf 1 Q L j 1 , -V ,N . 6. W, 51,1 qi ,,,, ? jjff gym g f ga ' Am If 2 3 fffz,ie.fv , -,sw wg? ,y 1, 573 4 57 .. . wi.. 765 ,, 1 'f .4221 f V , iw X 11: E5 , ,L ,gh Agxgzfs . .k-. Eg ,L A Hgaggkvwgffz ' if ww ev ,R - , 1 J WS, P. J Ai, 'ff . as Y ,gr . wifawa me 455 Q. SESS-:'9?f 'F , 4 -W '-, 5. ef ' 'S S S rn-.:-f.-,.1 ,gE.f:ff i3I3f if ' ' ' ' ' -1 fw- mwu ,az : - 'L 1 M f ,. .1 -5.51, 1, .- +- I. I M- Y 23.3-if sf 1 mf ' ' fm! . H25- F' , W w i '- EJ! 'AM --Qu. -'K A ff if i p 'ff-:Sh ,, 6 gs? Egg-1. J' K , -2- A Q in X. Mlfks-Wflfit L if wig-Q' H 1 37 5 5,35 W .gf mg - x -V m A Az. 1 V- V A 2 a f Q5 m fifiiizw 1 FW is F1133 A 555 1' NZ , , 5 5 A Z 2 5 f l ? '5 L ..,, A. W 5' F V352-'ff ga . 1 If-, I n w 5 S 1 X . :Ef !.. ,. , wi 3 ff ,. I T? :,.:35ag fi- A X. ' :g m if N' fl-1 .. , :iff if: - W K k . Q ,f s X7 , lg '4g1 .4,w.,f,1g-3 xi M V Q W A IF H f , .::f:: 'If' Q ,Q.a i35fE? . K ,LL, .L,, V A u ., X wir X 9251551555555 V Mif 'iw 'sm i,f5Qf32' 2,355 iv, A4555 film X f-YL - ii 2411 9555 if 'Neff Sm- muh' 9 X ....--.,-,, .mf Q, s l ., MM Q .W Qaifwggm ,W 'ff' .- f SA . , lg Q V :-5 I fs fa wr 3-dfwgziggfv 4 A + f,: Q fg Ef f Eiwfs- 5,. -.ww f 53

Page 28 text:

Wi? 5-511 wwf--A Mk.. .. Y K ff A yu ' if ,, .. .g.,, . wr 'gf 1 3 W REM X Na? 4 t f w- wx Sw! L 5. ' wad X W . H

Page 30 text:

ll Q ay'.,w 5 The 1969 School Board included Mr. Peter Guarisco, Board chairmang Mr. Ernest M. Menendezg County Superintendent of Educa- tion, Freeman Ashmoreg Mr. Broward Davisg and Mr. Michael Beaudoin. tNot pictured: Mr. T. B. Revell.J A12M1N1sT1gATroN Staff Helps Faculty with Additions, Innovations This year saw several changes intended to improve teachers' working conditions at Leon. Improved sal- aries made vacancies easier to fill and the faculty grew to a size of 95 members. This did not include nine additional teacher aides who handled the over- load of clerical work usually handled by the teach- ers themselves. Also, to aid teachers, new attendance methods and report cards were introduced so that attendance could be more easily checked. A change came in disciplinary supervision as detention hall was ended in favor of a Dean of Students. School days were busy ones for Administrative Assistant Miss Wilfong, Assistant Principal Mr. Conley, and Dean of Students Mr. Talley, as they served in their respective capacities. r .,,, 26 The Parents Auxiliary continued to lend support to the administrative aspect of Leon High by contri- buting money to the student handbook, which is dis- tributed during the sophomore year and deals with al- most every phase of Leon High's organization. The Parents Auxiliary also supervised social events by helping to provide chaperones at many of these events. The Leon County School Board gained a new chairman, Mr. Peter Guarisco, and two new mem- bers, Mr. Broward Davis and Mr. Michael Beau- doin, and remained active throughout the year.