Martinsville High School - Artesian Yearbook (Martinsville, IN)

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Administration and Faculty

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. .. . R. Tiif e. - . YS. 5. f ? Q V Seated: Mr. Charles Foley, Mr. Robert Elmore, Mr. Paul Neal. Standing: Dr, Gale Oldham, Mr. Cyrus Gunn, Dr. Leon Expcinsion Necessory for Enrollment Boom Faced with a rapidly growing enrollment, the Metropolitan District school board studied many plans for extending and building more schooling facilities. At present, there are five grade schools in Martinsville and one each in Paragon, Brook- lyn, and Centerton, with one junior high and one senior high school building in Martinsville. The immediate plans are for a new building to replace the old North School building now in use. The board began making arrangements to begin a new and larger Junior High building. With Superintendent Gunn, the school board carried out these new plans and fulfilled all regular duties to finish another smooth- running and satisfactory year. Gray, Mr. Maurice Canastey. New Principol Finds Roles Voriecl In Job When Mr. Raymond Kennedy became the new principal at Martinsville High, he became responsible for directing and supervising the high school students. His schedule was a con- stant arranging of classes, supervising teach- ers, counseling and directing students in their courses and their behavior, and administering the athletic program. In addition, he saw that all money budgeted to the high school was properly dispersed, and carried out all policies outlined by the school board. Mr. Kennedy, a Sunday School teacher, member of Kiwanis, and a White River Scout Counselor, found that as a principal he was called on to play many roles in the lives of students and teachers. ,W1 Eli I