Lewis and Clark High School - Tiger Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Optimism starts with administrators To maintain the best high school academically is C. William Anderson's goal, But it's easy, he declared, with a student body and statf like this one. Mr. Anderson has been principal at Lewis and Clark for nine years and was responsible for the total school program. He stated, Optimistic attitudes and a high morale are what get the job done. The educational process proceeded with minimal problems under the auspices of Robert K. Miller, assistant principal for eight years. He was in charge of attendance, activities, discipline, and the guidance program. His work has built the school's model attendance and raised S8000 during the fall magazine sale. Lewis and Clark's assistant principal of curriculum, William Zimmer, has filled his job for eight years. It involved curriculum development, staff selection and evaluation, the budget, and dealing with supplies such as school texts. 1. One of Mr. Anderson's most important duties is handling liason between LC and District 81 administrators. Z. Like all administrators, Mr. R.K. Miller spends much time pro- cessing his mail. 3. To institute curriculum changes, Mr. Zimmer must plan far ahead. 4. Mr. Zimmer's job requires constant contact with teachers. 5. Despite a heavy workload, Mr. Anderson finds time to meet with students. Here he chats with Darrell Andrews. 6. Mr. R.K. Miller works hand-in-hand with the counseling staff. 18 principal, vice-principals