Spingarn High School - L Esprit Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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MR. WILLIAM J. SAUNDERS Adelphia in Long Island, B.A. and M.A. Degrees New York, and Howard University Wesleyan University in Towards Ph.D: Middletown, Connecticut University of Pennsylvania, University of Washington Philadelphia, in Seattle, Washington

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New Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys Plays Busy, Important Role Rush on in, open the door to your office is a familiar greeting of Mr. Saunders to students. Of the duties of his office he says: The Assistant Principal is directly responsible to the principal and shares in the administration of the school and the supervision of the teachers. He is associated with the principal in the performance of all duties assigned to the principal. Additionally, he has responsibility for the adjustment, guidance, and the attendance of pupils. Of the advantages of his job in getting to know boys better he had this to say: This job affords the opportunity to know more boys. Some who have special problems become friendly with the assistant principal. Of his definition ofagoodboyhe had this to say: A good boy is one who strives to make himself a better house', than his father made. He has courage, honesty and devotion to the task of making a man of himself. . His Message A vision of considerable magnitude fills my mind as I write these words. In this vision I see the beginning of an era of great opportunity for the graduating members of this class. I am thinking of the opportunity to serve your fellow man, your country, your community and yourselves. The world is shrinking, misery abounds, suffering is widespread. Into this picture steps the class of '67, full of compassion, eager to serve and well-trained. What is more noble than to spend one's life in the service of his fellow man! The ful- fillment of this vision lies in the future! You can make it come true!

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Activity Is the Keynote for Cffice Personnel DUTIES OF MRS. DESHAVEAU 1. As administrative aide, she serves as office manager. 2. She helps plan and conduct certain school functions. 3. She helps arrange for substitute teachers and other emergency needs. 4. She screens and adjusts school supply re- quests. 5. She makes two absence reports weekly for teachers and custodians, two monthly re- ports for book clerk and substitute teachers, and compiles advisory reports for all teachers. 6. She prepares as many membership reports as required, such as personnel reports, book orders, and many others. 7. She receives and considers all calls for principal, when he is not in his office, and makes appointments. DUTIES OF MRS. STEVENS 1. She takes and transcribes dictation from the Principal. 2. She handles incoming telephone calls that are directed to the Business Office. 3. She receives visitors and issues passes. 4. She prepares monthly reports. 5. She keeps office files. 6. She sends transcripts. 7. She makes permanent records for incoming students, plus many other duties as the need arises. X, - N FQ... MRS. CHARLESETTA Y. MRS. JEANETTE K. STEPHENS DESHAVEAU Business Education, Cortez Peters Administrative Aide, Business Edu- Washington, D.C. cation, Hampton, Virginia. 7 5 t' .,,. , .. '--t , a . Q 5' ft fZi'? i X f f V .,.i .i'- if 5 . A U f k T .. ' V ' ' ' M ' 5 ' iz? I A t,- Stamp- Q 'C L -7 I A 'q 'q ' ' '-Ch Y . V ily wfvv- , , . . S' S! f .. ff ' . 4- ' . . ,k,Vk rel ..,, t xi Vkgg ,yy in ... fr 5 .tyy 3 r T P. ' if iil .30 . r 17? . .ft ie. . f ..se . f m -' . Bonita Simpson Office Help ik i There are approximately 500 telephone calls daily. These begin at 8:00 a.m. There are also calls t N ,---NX V6 K' for the STAY program Clate after- noon and evening schoolj until 5:00 p.m. Jacqueline Ferguson and Arnetta Skelton