Old Fort High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Old Fort, NC)

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 17

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MR, MILTON HORNADAY has endeared himself to the Senior Class by his many helpful contributions of time and advice. Etched indelibly on the heart of each senior is the memory of his earnest concern for their futures. At present Mr. Hornaday is counselor, but in the past he has taught many of the seniors how to think for themselves. Now by dedicat- ing this 1965 edition of THE ARROWHEAD to him, we the Senior Class wish to express our heartfelt thanks. EDICATION 16

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ADMINISTRATION Principal P. W. Greer ' s efforts to continue to improve the quality of education led to a successful re-accreditation at the state level last year. This year the goal is accreditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Mr. Greer has directed the faculty in a variety of complex activities prerequisite to a visit by the ac- crediting committee. To be successful, a large organization must have efficient management. We are fortunate in having Mr. James E. Johnson and his office staff to supervise the activities of the principals and faculties in their efforts toward ac- creditation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. P. W. Greer, Principal Mr. James E. Johnson County Superintendent Records, schedules, and ab- sence lists are only a few of the multitude of tasks with which Mrs. Margie Thomason, school secretary, must cope. Mr. Milton Hornaday works out of the county office as guidance counselor to students of two of the five high schools. At Old Fort, he works with Mrs. Bula Taylor who is a part- time counselor. 18