Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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I have an abiding faith in young people and in teachers and in the desire of typical par- ents to want the best for their boys and girls, This statement from Dr. A. lvl. Alex- ander aptly expresses the feeling of a man who, as a teacher and administrator, re- spects the personalities of those persons with whom he works. His ready smile and wit make him an understanding friend and lead- er to all, This year is Dr. Alexander's first at Central High School, but it is his thirtieth as a member of the teaching profession. He considers these years memorable because of the pleasure gained from working with teachers and students. Mr, Charles Espy, associate principal, shares much of the load of administration. His optimistic outlook on problems, his ready smile, and his good humor help to solve many of the problems around school. Page Twelve lr. .xdkxanzler principa! mr. CAarL.6 gap? .xdruociafe principaf

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GUIDANCE STAFF , . . Seated: Mr, John Sweeney, dean of boys, Dr, A, M. Alexander, principal of Centralg Mrs, Nina Ditmars, dean of girlsg Mr. Aubry Chastain, senior counselorg Mrs, Dee Mahan, freshman counselorg Miss Nell Madden, junior counselor, Standing: Mr, Charles Espy, associate principalg and Mr, Harold Deiker, sophomore counselor, COUNSELING SERVICE DIRECTOR . . . Dr. James R. Pollard, Director of Counseling Service for Secondary Schools, is shown working on the testing system for secondary schools. PARENT TEACHER OFFICERS . . . Mrs. Floyd Driver, secre- taryg Mrs, Mary Dunning, first vice-presidentg Mrs. George Shay, Dresidentg Mrs. Floyd McCrosky, treasurerg Dr, A, M. Alexander, second vice-president. These officers contribute much to Central's P. T. A. Page Thirteen