Palo Verde High School - Olympian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Meetings held during the summer en- abled the School Board to have all necessary preparations ready for the coming school year. Superintendent Robert D. Morrow re- tired from the School Board and was succeeded by Doctor Thomas Lee. Dr. Lee was busy orienting himself to his new position and duties. There were five members on the board, each elected for five years. Staggered terms made it possible to have one member up for re-election each year. Board members were responsible for keeping the curriculum up to date. They also worked continuously to make as many courses available to students as economic conditions would allow. Progress was made in solving the problems of double sessions for Tucson high schools. School Board members helped to eliminate the situation of overcrowded schools by planning new facilities for oncoming students. Approving the positions for qualified teachers and the need of additional funds also determined discussions at Superintendent of schools, Dr. Thomas Lee and his Frederica Wilder, Mr. H. Summers and Dr. Elbert meetm S administrative staff, Mr. Allan Hawthorne, Miss Brooks, worked to keep the school system running. g ' h IB dPl dN Sh lF'l't' School board members, elected for five-year terms, were Dr. William Pistor, l'l0ffiS0Y1 GM'-l MVS- Helen -l- l'lUfleY- K99PiY19 CUl'YlCUlUh1 UP 70 date and plan- Presidentg Mr. Soleng Tom, Clerk, Mrs. Katherine M. Dusenberry, Dr. Harmon ning facilities for staggered sessions were problems which facedx the board.