McClintock High School - Historian Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Administrators WILLIAM T. BOYLE cited his job as principal as including everything involved with the faculty, staff, personnel, and stu- dents. Teamwork among the 96 faculty members and 2200 students contributed to a successful year. Tempe Union High School Districtis school board included five members: William Hanger, Dr. Howell Hood, John Trimble, Dr. J. G. Yount, and Elias Esquer. The rrtmbers dedicated their efforts towards the three high schools. The tornado dam- age in late August was the topic of con- versation at many of the meetings. Mc- Clintock's gym floor and the roofs on some of the buildings had to be repaired be- cause of the storm. I am responsible to the board of education for the total operation of the three schools, stated Franklin J. Benedict, Superin- tendent of the Tempe High School District. The opening and development of Marcos de Niza occupied much of Mr. Benedict's time. A special coordinator of education formulated vocational programs to aid the three -Tempe high schools. praise student involvement Franklin Benedict Wllllam Boylf- Superintendent Principal Checking a new purchase, district business manager Dudley Stringer annually ap proves hundreds of orders for the three high schools

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xg' I Elias Esquer William Hanger Dr. Howell Hood ,lohn Trimble Dr. J- C- YOUHI Clerk Board Member Board Member President Board Member Principal William Boyle discusses the problems concerning faculty park- ing during September faculty meeting. 12-administration Faced with the problems of coordinating thrce high schools and carrying out district policies, Superintendent Franklin Benedict completed his twenty-first year in Tempe District. ASIDE FROM H15 school board responsibilities, Dr. Howell Hood has his hands full, as he makes the rounds at thc Phoenix Zoo. xl ,at st.. X- ...nn

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Mailes new assistant-principal at McClintock, Lucy Gammagc Hascall Henshaw .lames Love .Iames Lyons Cafeteria Mgr. Athletics Director Admin. Ass't. Ass't. Principal hiQ 'vn..,, RESEARCHING INFORMATION for mid-term graduates, Eldon Mailes consults college entrance material as he prepares to advise students. 14-administration JAMES LOVE aided Mr. Benedict as ad- ministrative assistant. Mr. Loveis duties consisted of dealing with personal inter- views, updating school policies, and work- ing on the school calendar. In addition to his regular schedule, Mr. Love spent time accumulating material on the 12-month school year. Preparation is the number one thing in the job of business manager, commented Dudley Stringer. Mr. Stringer adminis- tered all federal funds, compiled the budget, and bought all teaching supplies for three high schools. Hascall Henshaw, district director of ath- letics, assumed the scheduling and over- looking of all athletic activities. District manager Wilbur Nay, headed the maintenance staff, which kept the MHS campus in top condition all year round. Balancing a daily diet for MHS required diligence, concentration, and skill for Lucy Cammage, district cafeteria manager. JIM LYONS plays the part of activities director. ff,