Marshall High School - Marshaline Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

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R hr If 529 0 si Above: While enioying o humorous moment with his wife, Ginger, Vice Principal Jim Tobin trades in his role os heod disciplinarion and takes to the stands at the Marshall-Fulton football gome as o spectator.

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Lehi Don Garst, first year Principal of South-East and North-West grade schools, gvisits one of the School Board meetings held during the school year. dr ,Wy I '! Y '10 U' rr fl f ga T ? , 212222 ,f V, H bf Zjfkf. .' f V MWWZX ' ,Q V ,, g - f . ,..-- wwf rf .. , QQ '-W ,. V ,. ,M r're V f , 7 ff f f4f9 V, ,,VMf,, f,,:,i,lVl3?,f2 id ' , g , f- I V M ,1p ' W,,W , ..,g5 ',iiQ'!fi?fLf,l !t,P Above: Dale Miles, Jim Cockrell and C. J. Koester Below: School Board President Dr Richard Raynor share a ioke while preparing for a School Board enioys his cup of coffee while debating an issue meeting, with the school board. i fi r -Y f

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, A Brock Tobin, leur perform duties Q , , f ,f X ,409 I 00 d Administrators familiar among stu ents Marshall High School's Ad- ministration kept busy going through the daily routines which are a part of maintaining a fine educational faculty. Bruce Brock, a familiar sight at MHS as principal, is often in class rooms observing both teachers and students. Vice-Principal Jim Tobin and Activities Director Cliff Lear are also well-known figures at the high school. Tobin's duties include handling attendance and discipline problems. I spend most of my time during the day in conference with students and parents concerning discipline problems, Tobin said. My office makes every effort to daily account for each student. Lear is in charge of coordinating activities at MHS, along with han- dling transportation problems. IAM! A , 2 at .1-f f , ., z, fx KVM, W4 . ' E Gb. Right: Director of Activities and Transportation Cliff Lear takes time out at o Student Council meeting to fill in next week's activity bulleting. fe' IWWWMW wwf I am responsible for all activities that occur outside the academic school day, said Lear. This in- cludes responsibility of the school calendar, coordinating use of the building, transportation, budgeting, supervisory and security respon- sibilities, sponsor and coaching recruitment and evaluation. Lear also said that Marshall High School's activity program is in- comparable, but that it could be strengthened in the area of clubs. I would like to see the gym- nastics club reactivated and other clubs emanating from academic areas, said Lear. Assistant Superintendent of Schools C.J. Koester is also involved in transportation while Superin- tendent of Schools, Dr. Alvin R. Lowe, must see that the entire school district is kept running smoothly. , 4 .,, .wf4e.,,, , JJ 4 ff I 71. ,,,. aa .Ma .,,. J ,Z f f f X , Q 7 i X I I M7 ,fy fc, Qjff- X ,r f V, I ew ,fy W I li 'V' ' ' ' -in V--,-Jr ' ' -1 - - -V V