Linden Kildare High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Linden, TX)

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08 Przhezjiats Strive To Better L-K Striving to maintain harmony among the students and faculty members, these men work diligently for improvements in our school, Besides attending PTA meet- ings and various school activities, they spend much time talking with students and disciplining them when necessary. MR, JACK HETHERINGTON, M, Ed, High School Principal, MR, DALE CARTER, B, S, MR, OTTIS HARGETT, M. Ed, MR. G. C. FORD. M. Ed Junior High School Elementary School Elementary School Principal, Principal, Principal.

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MR. KENNETH LEE President MR. KERLIN HARRIS MR, O, L, HOLLAND Vice'-President MR. I. W, OWENS bm, JERRY D, WHATLEY Selma! Board Aiming to improve the Linden- Kildare school system, seven Linden and Kildare businessmen served on the Board of Education during the 1970-'71 school year. Headed by President Kenneth Lee and Superintendent of Schools, W, A, Parker, the Board members worked without salary to improve our school system. The Board members managed the budget, planned the school calendar, and dealt with school business at their regular monthly meetings. Gaining much inter- est from the community, the Board worked with the Elemen- tary schools, the Junior High School and L-KHS to provide a well-equipped and well-staffed public school system for the Linden-Kildare district. iinMR, JAMES W, SURRATT 107

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3 MRS, JERRY HARP, B,S, School Nurse r Our school nurse, Mrs. Jerry Harp, was handy when needed to administer iirst aid to hurt or ill students. Besides being available in emergencies, Mrs. Harp helped LK students by giving eye tests and hearing tests. RTA. Pot Stew - Maz'n Project T P. TA. Officers fLeft to Righty MRS, MAE LUSTER STEPHENS, Cor. Sec.: MRS, MARY ANN FOX, Sec.g MRS, KATHRYN CONLEY, 2nd V. Pres.: MRS. OPAL Q ROBINSON, Pres.g MRS, LINDA GRUBBS, Treasurer: MRS, MARY ANN PENNY ,A Historian: MRS. DOROTHY BARTLETT, 3rd Vice-Pres.: MRS, BETTY HETHERINGTON, lst V, Pres.g and MRS, DEE STONE, Parl. , Eliot Pictured . flu' fe Q . A T' it A MRS. OPAL ROBINSON, M.Ed. A Counselor Whether the case was problem students or students with problems, our capable counselor at Linden-Kildare was always ready with advice and guidance. Stu- dents of all three classifications sought the help of Mrs. OPAL ROBINSON. Ex- perienced in all areas of counseling, she was eager to listen to each individual student. The P,T,A, objectives are to promote the welfare of chil- dren and youth in home, school, church, and community, and to bring into closer relation the home and the school, that par- ents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. The P, T, A, also helps to develop between edu- cators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest ad- vantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education.