St Augustine High School - El Castillo Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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ADMINISTRATIQN Who comes to all the football games and other school-related activities? The superintendents, that's who! They show their Jacket spirit by giv- ing up their free time just for you. You are very fortunate to have these dedicated men to head our school system. You become familiar with our administration at one time or another. Whether you're getting a note signed by Mr. Bishop or trying to waste time in the halls, you may hear a loud voice shouting, What are you doing out of class? Yes. if you realize it or not. Mr. Grider, Mr. Bishop, and Mr. Fisher are only looking out for ill, YOU! i Q, by . 3 Si 204 FALULTY

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OFFICE STAFF A D GUIDANCE The task of keeping the school running smooth- ly and efficiently belongs to the ladies on the office staff. Their jobs include duplicating mate- rials for teachers, bookkeeping, maintaining at- tendance records and keeping Mr. Grider in linel The continuous growth of our student body re- sults in more and more work for our guidance staff. They arrange schedules to fit your individ- ual needs and listen when you need someone to talk to. Although each counselor is assigned a grade level, they often work together. You are very lucky to have such fine art and music departments. The art department offers classes in drawing, painting and ceramics. In these classes students learn the techniques of self-expression and individuality by creating their own masterpieces. A variety of new classes in music have been added to enrich our stu- dents' musical talents. We hope that this ex- panded program will interest more students. it a ss' ss.. sg N K ,.s,,.wc R, 3+ if 91 5 2 1 i E M303 Y Q' . .. V yi, 2. 206