Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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The 1TlCH1bCfS Of The Board Of Ed11CHii0Y1 HFC, SEATED1 Douglas tendent of schoolsg Mrs. Elaine Zimmeck, clerk-treasurerg Robert E. Gardner, Fred T. Wi1SOI1, R0heI't L. Kefrk, Pr6Sidel1i1: Mrs. H. Lehman, 'assistant superintendentg and D. F. Ackerman, Harriet Levine, vice-presidentg John O. Harper. STANDING: personnel director. William Stewart, business managerg Paul C. Gunnett, superin- dministrators Head City Schools The school hoard has many responsibilities to the school system. One of these is establishing the broad policies under which the system operates. The hoard makes many decisions during the school year. A new member of the hoard this year is Douglas Gardner, who has taken the place of Dr. Max Graves, who did not seek re-election. Mr. Paul Gunnett has served as super- intendent of the city schools for 11 years. 22

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Z .f Icgri Wright appreciates the helpful assistance of the secretaries: Mrs. Pfancuff, Mrs. MacBeth, and Mrs. 1 ton. Mrs.-Bernice Duffy M1-5, Louise Clifton Mrs. Betty M.-1cBeth Mfg, Debra Smigh Mrs. Lois Pfancuff Work ls Never Finished for South High Secretaries Secretaries contribute much to the efficiency of South High School. Their work is very important to both faculty and students. Their jobs consist of typing, mimeographing, filing reports and records, and preparing the daily bulletin. They also help the prin- cipal and assistant principal. As one can see, the work of these 2 secretaries is never finished.