Quincy High School - Tiger Yearbook (Quincy, FL)

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ADMINISTRATION

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... presenting the In recent years Gadsden County's pulpwood industry has been steadily growing. But today as its importance has increased, added emphasis has been placed on selective cutting, forest fire control, and good timber management. A very large portion of Gadsden County's total area has been utilized for the planting of the short leaf pines. Other timber products such as bay and magnolia from this area are used as raw materials by five local in- dustries. 4 •AV 4

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EFFICIENCY MARKS BOARD, STAFF COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD—SEATED, left to right: E. H. Fletcher, Chairman, Greensboro; John C. Hinson, Quincy; H. E. Morgan, Quincy; Richard J. Gardner, Attorney, Quincy. STANDING, left to right: Coleman O. Bevis, Chattahoochee; M. D. Walker, Superintendent, Quincy; Cecil V. Butler, Havana. As they endeavor to make each school an outstanding school, the Board and Staff efficiently serve the 42,000 citizens of Gadsden County. Working jointly, the two groups carry on an intricate operation in which their many talents are combined. This is particularly true in the selection of skilled administrators and teachers, and in the planning of a broad program of educational activities. Their constant interest and leadership keep the country's schools in step with Florida's nationally recognized academic progress. For all their efforts, both formal and informal, the schools are indeed fortunate. COUNTY STAFF OF SUPERVISORS—Left to right: Mr. Carl Rude, General Supervisor; Mrs. Frances Smith, Coodinator of Special Services; Mrs. Sue Woodbery, Visitation Teacher; Mrs. Ann Nicholson, General Supervisor of Instruction; Mr. Grinelle Bishop, Supervisor of Pupil Personnel Services; Miss Allie E. Ferguson, Supervisor of School Lunch and Home Economics; Mr. M. D. Walker, County Superintendent. 6