New Deal High School - Roar Yearbook (New Deal, TX)

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W mzkzzkfrabbn Over this desk passes the business of New Deal Independ ent School. From here the Superintendent administers poli- cies and exercises authority. In this room the Board of Edu- cation meets to decide issues concerning the school. This desk is the core of New Dea1's administration.

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gn Wen? 01410122 MR. ERVIN HANCOCK We, the members of the New Dea1Yearbook Staff, respectfully dedicate the 1965 edition of the Roar to the memory of our beloved friend and supervisor, Mr, E. E. Hancock. His unfailing interest in the welfare and future of each individual has endeared him to the entire student body. We mourn the loss of a dear and wise counselor. il F d R- i F

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f-' Q 4. OdI'OfWfC,JO61CdllIbI2 ,v GLEN WAGES V. L. PEEPLES BOBBY HENDERSON Vice President Secretary President New Deal's Board of Education consists of seven men who are elected by the school district voters. Bobby Henderson is president if the present board which is made up of area farmers. A school board is responsible for school policy. It approves school organizations, contracts school employees, and adopts salary schedules. New Deal should be proud of its Board of Education and of the worthwhile effort it has displayed in making New Deal a top-rated school. E. C. PARRISH PAUL CROSNOE, IR. In the above picture, Paul Crosnoe, Ir. and Gene Parrish discuss the extension of the west football stands. Mr. James and Bobby Henderson confer on the adoption of new textbooks. These are typical issues of a board meeting. PETE EDWA RDS TONY RIEKEN