Maud High School - Tiger Yearbook (Maud, OK)

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Administrative Assistant and Director of Federal Programs You may see him driving a bus or repairing a light, but whatever the situation, if he’s needed, he’ll be there. This man is a very busy person with a variety of duties. In addition to being Director of Federal Programs and Treasurer, Mr. Jones is in charge of transportation, and works with curriculum. He assists in any capaci- ty or area that will alleviate things for Mr. Linduff. Federal Programs Director Jim Jones 6

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Maud School Superintendent Keeps Door Open for All He had to be an outstanding man to make a school run as smoothly as Maud has. Because of his great faith and interest in the education of the leaders of tomorrow, students can continue, knowing that they are not alone. Being head of the administration has not been an easy job, and sometimes it has been very try- ing. But Mr. Linduff never failed to come through with a reliable answer for any situation. His main interest was to make sure that students obtained a strong foundation in order to assure that they were prepared to meet the world of tomorrow with competent minds. Maud is an outstanding school with a bright future. This is a result of hard work by students and faculty throughout the years. It has taken the cooperation of many people, but most of all the leadership of a wise man — Mr. Boyd Linduff. Judy Hoskison Secretary Top: Mr. Linduff concentrates on money management. Above Left: He explains future plans to assistants. Above: He takes the time from a busy schedule to answer a teacher’s question. iiaas ai

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ABOVE RIGHT: Maud’s Board of Education from Left to Right: D. W. Goodin, Member; Joe Morlan, Vice-President; Larry Hawkins, Clerk; Winford Brock, Member; Lee Richards, President. Board of Education Steps Up School Progress 7