Peachtree High School - Beacon Yearbook (Dunwoody, GA)

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Administration E Peachtree is very lucky to have three outstanding and greatly needed people. These individuals are Mr. Eddleman, Mr. Holbrook, and Mrs. Bray. Each con- tributes in many ways to help Peachtree function in the best way possible. Mr. Eddleman certainly has Peachtree in his heart. Whether he is at a game, at an assembly, at a meeting in Miami, at his desk, or on the intercom he supports Peachtree in every way possible. His guidance, leader- ship, and inlluence are vital for all of us. It's not easy being a new vice principal in a huge school like Peachtree! Mr. Holbrook seems to work well, however, with this terrific challenge. He not only instills some discipline in us, he also promotes spirit at pep rallies. Mrs. Bray is what Peachtree has always wanted-an administrative assistant. She not only helps Mr. Eddle- man and Mr. Holbrook, but she helps the faculty and students as well. As a result of her eilicient work Peach- tree is a more orderly and smooth-running institution.

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Mr. Charles Wright Counselors Boy do we need counselors, secretaries, and librarians! What would we do with- out them? Counselors take care of the schedules and problems of 2600 students. They help us find direction in our lives. The secretaries do the behind-the- scenes Work. They do more important paper work than we could even imagine! How easy it is to keep thousands of books in order! It is doubtful that our librarians would agree with that! All of these are indeed very important people. 196