Satsuma High School - Cayman Yearbook (Satsuma, AL)

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL HAS MANY RESPONSIBILITIES Mr. Jack Gossett A graduate of Peidmont High School, Mr, Gossett received his B.S. Degree from Jacksonville State College and his M, A. Degree from the University of Alabama. During his career as an educator Mr. Gossett has taught Math and been a coach. Before coming to Satsuma three years ago, Mr. Gossett taught at Mary Montgomery. Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Chisolm assist Mr. Gossett in distributing the free text books to the student body. I 12 ] Mr. Gossett is always available to help students with their problems.

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Dear Graduates: The Sixty-Six Cayman has been delivered. You have done a wonderful job in portraying school life. Congratulations to your staff and sponsor for a splendid piece of work! The excitement of graduation will soon be history. The discipline of school and home must give way to self-discipline. If you can shift gears and slide into the high of our twentieth century, you will succeed. The days of being told what to do must change to what-can-I do. What you leave behind will be a record of all you have accomplished during the years you have been in school. That record will speak for itself when businessmen and other schools inquire about you. Occupational standards are higher today than ever before, therefore, a greater percent of educated people are needed to occupy these positions in industry. Your financial status in this age is largely determined by your mental ability and the formal education which you have received. Graduation in itself is not success. It is only one step in gradual progress. Give of your best to the world and the best will come to you. Sincerely, R,£. R.E. Faulk Principal [ '1 1

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Mrs. Pauline Shaw, registrar, posts grades, plans schedules, and sends transcripts to other schools and colleges for students. Serving as Mr. Faulk's secretary, is Mr. Pauline McPherson, Mrs. McPherson's responsibilities in- clude correspondence, filing and preparing the daily absentee re- ports. Mrs. George Willis, the bookkeeper, handles all matters concerning the collection and expenditure of funds. She is also in charge of the payroll for the school.