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The decision makers Dominating the position of superintendent of schools for nearly two decades, Thurman Smith continues to con- front the many issues surrounding the school system. Making decisions that directly and indirectly af- fect the student body, he works closely with the administration, faculty and school board. l Keeping an inventory of all school equipment, planning individual school schedules and supervising adult educa- tion are a few responsibilities of Deputy Superintendent Joe Roberts. Care of transportation is another time-consumer for the number two man. Buying textbooks, heading pupil per- sonnel and serving as public infor- mation officer keeps Assistant Superintendent Norman Crowder busy. Along with these duties, he assists in recruiting and employing teaching personnel, coordi- nates federal programs and is the representative for the district in the Vocational Education Division of the state department. 1. Dedication, tempered by years of experience, is shown by Nlr. Roberts. 2. Serious contemplation- characteristic of Mr. Smith. 3. With the increasing cost of materials, lVlr. Crowder reviews the budget.
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is K-an dl' we ' 'ws ...N-v-'- ...,.--wk ,., - Jas' v ,,3,,,M,..,frse wmww Meeting only once a month, the Springdale School Board faces lengthy agendas concerning all school projects and problems, the most controversial being the two-mile busing limit. High school departments were up- dated by allowing each to choose their own grading scale. Complaints from city residents about egging and disciplinary problems from students during homecoming week brought about a feeling that stu- dents were too immature to consider granting open campus. All educational and pleasure trips by clubs and organizations had to receive a positive answer from the board. Proving themselves flexible and lenient, approvals were granted for trips as near as Fayetteville and Little Rock and as distant as St. Louis, Hawaii and lVlexico. 1. Determining policies to adopt is a difficult task for the school board. 2. Concerned parents sup- port Unity trip to Hawaii. 3. Pres- ident Pat Singletary presides over a meeting. 3 The Systeml21
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