McGavock High School - Etc Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Mr. Jim Neely With an ambition of being a veterinar- ian, Mr. Neely never dreamed of being McGavock’s South School principal. He enjoys reading, and sports. Mr. Neely feels ‘‘students here take what they have for granted.” Ms. Mary Yager Ms. Yager is new to McGavock. She is | an attendance prin- cipal. She enjoys knitting, reading, and music. She re- ceived a B.A. and Mi Age+73-Ot@at Moles. UR wanda George Peabody | College for Teach- ers. Mr. James R. Currie Mr. Currie is the principal of the North School. When he was younger he wanted to be a medi- cal doctor. He at- tended Lane College and T.S.U. He says one thing about McGavock. “It is a super school!’ He enjoys tennis. Mr. Richard Graves Mr. Graves child- hood ambition was to teach school and coach athletics (pro- fessional baseball). Mr. Graves feels McGavock has an excellent faculty and student body. Mr. Graves is principal of the West School. He enjoys boating. Mr. Charles Hailey Mr. Hailey is the Coordinator of Pro- gram and Staff De- velopment at McGa- vock. He is Always busy doing some- thing. He enjoys playing tennis. Mr. Hailey received a B.A. and M.A.+45 at various colleges. Mr. Chester LaFever Being the execu- tive principal at McGavock, Mr. LaF- ever always has a busy schedule. He is involved in many ac- tivities here and away from school. Mr. LaFever attend- ed George Peabody College for Teach- ers. Mr. Mack Hargis Mr. Hargis enjoys fishing, basketball, and gardening. He feels McGavock has the best curriculum around and students take advantage of this. Mr. Hargis is principal of the East School. He now has his Doctorate de- gree. Mr. Dennis Crowder Mr. Crowder is not new to McGa- vock but is a new kind of principal. He is called an atten- dance principal. He enjoys swimming, bowling, football, and horseback rid- ing. He says, “great McGavock has great people.”’ He has a B.S. and M.S. de- grees. Mr. Robert Evans Mr. Evans is the Program Assistant for Vocational Pro- grams. He feels McGavock is the “‘best school in the state with excellent opportunities for students to excell both vocationally and academically.” He likes to farm.