Morehead High School - Carillon Yearbook (Eden, NC)

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SECTIGNS

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l 'N-,.f ADMINISTRATION 0 LEIAIKSVILLEI TCD VV 1Y'SI-IIP The Leaksville Township School Board is composed of seven men who are elected on a staggered basis by the citizens of the Tri-Cities. The members of the School Board serve a four year term without pay. The duty of this board is to govern the Iocol school system, a task involving an expenditure of literally thou- sands of dollars each year. lt is their intent to provide first-rate teaching, superior facilities, and top-grade administrators for the Leaksville Township area. Recently among their activities has been the promotion of the Community Col- lege. This school will be a two year college situated in Rockingham County. Our school board has viewed the problems of maintaining a sound educational system in the Tri-Cities with an objective and discerning eye. Nothing has been spared in equipping our schools to produce the kind of citizens and scholars of which the Tri-Cities may well be proud. Dr. Gordon Clarke serves as chairman of the board. The im- portance of this work is so obvious to Dr. Clarke that he combines his many school-connected activities with his busy practice to work ini the best interests of the schools. Warren Wilson, pictured at top left, works for Tri-City Pontiac and still finds time to attend many functions of the schools. Bill Goldston, pictured next, is owner and manager of Goldston Transfer. Mr. Goldston has served as chairman of the board and has worked diligently to provide good schools in our area. Zell Ford, pictured third, is employed at Spray Cotton Mills. He is active in many civic affairs. Welsford Bishopric, pictured next, is President of Spray Cotton Mills. He was chairman of SCI-ICJCDIL. EOARD the local effort which successfully promoted the Community College. Clint Frank, pictured first on the opposite page, is head of public relations at Fieldcrest Mills. He energetically works for the schools and is involved, too, in church work and other civic affairs. Pic- tured next is Dick Smith, a gentle- man-farmer. He resides on a large farm and enjoys working there. The Superintendent of Leaks- ville Township Schools is Mr. John Hough who is pictured at right on the opposite page. By virtue of his position, he is secretary of the board. He often makes recom- mendations based on his ex- periences in the school, since the members of the board are laymen. Mr. Hough can call on a vast store of experiences since he was a teacher and principal before going into administration.