Southern Boone County R1 School - Eagle Yearbook (Ashland, MO)

Page 16 text:

This year the students saw a new face at Ashland, that of Mr. John Saluzzi. As principal, Mr. Saluzzi was often called upon to handle the problems that arise during a school year. Mr. Saluzzi helped to promote many new programs and classes this year and managed to bring many new and different ideas to the students of Ashland. Principal and Secretary As sponsor of Student Council, Mr. Saluzzi attends their meetings and offers suggestions.

Page 15 text:

Superintendent and Secretary Marilyn White has a large job maintaining records in the office and filing is only a portion of it. As this was his first year at AHS, Mr. Seward had a large and challenging job on his hands. Although he was very busy he could find time to talk to a troubled student and offer solutions to problems. He worked very hard to make needed improve- ments in the school system. Under his leader- ship many new courses and programs were started. He was brave enough to accompany the Seniors on their trip. His job also included talking to parents, citizens, reporters, sales- men, interviewing prospective teachers, and working on an addition to the school. Mr. Seward bids a final fond farewell to the Seniors at graduation.

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Organizing the Elementary Christmas program was only one of Miss Willson's duties. Elementary Principal and Secretary Jennie Lou Wren, as Elementary secretary, has assorted jobs including typing, filing, and taking care of lunch money. The Elementary was also affected this year by the many changes. There to handle the adjustments and prob- lems was Miss Connie Willson, Elementary Principal. It is her job to organize the activ- ities and programs which the ele- mentary takes part in during the year. One of the many tasks she accomplished was that of setting up a physical education program for each class. 13