Sparrows Point High School - Hi Points Yearbook (Edgemere, MD)

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MINISTRATIO Supervising and directing the needs of our school, we find a very capable administrative force in action. Newly appointed to the position of principal, Mr. Paul Dowling has become the central force of the administrative duties of our school. Skillfully and graciously assisting, under the official title of vice principal, Miss Elsie Krug has done much in improving and sustaining better work and understandings among the senior high students. Working with the junior high students, we find Mr. Robert Eads, who, during his first year here, has accepted the responsibilities of Administrative Assistant. Functioning jointly, this staff has set new standards, and revised others, yet they always consider what is the best for the entire school. Thus, their work is an asset and has so far been very successful. Checking detention lists, constitutes one of Miss Krug's maior r. Eadsreviewsacase study. duties. Mr. Dowling receives many phone calls during the course of a busy day lt in-Q, NA

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le SPECIAL SECRETARIES-Efficient and very personable are Miss Sisk, Miss Deale, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Burkhouse, the of- fice secretaries. Their skills and readiness to assist are definitely appreciated and add much to the smooth func- tioning of our school. T' ca Qffig Two new-comers to Sparrow Point, Mrs. Craft and Mr. Simon, have done much to counsel the student body. Also new to her position here is Mrs. Miller, our nurse. Her professional supervision of the new and modern health suite is very important to everyone in the school. Both of these services are valuable and should be highly regarded. Our beautiful library, under the direction of Miss Saffel and Mrs. Thomas, is one of the centers of maximum activity, The library staff cer- tainly has a big iob, and discharge it in a capable manner. They have been especially co-operative with the students even though spending considerable time organizing the new works and materials as well. 452 SERVICES Y' X ., 44 y 'lute' . . ,fT-.g-- Q .-'H ll MR. BIGWOOD-Oftentimes, we overlook those who are responsible for several large, but unrewarding duties about the school. These iobs add up to quite a lot of hard work. Since coming to Sparrows Point, Mr. Big- wood has managed the trading post, balanced the cafeteria books, and acted on many committees in- volving the welfare of students and faculty alike. iq ,mfr ffb--A u