Terry Parker High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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Boys’ Dean Campaigns Against Skipping Chieftain: Mr. Taylor, what is the greatest problem in being Dean of Boys? Mr. Taylor: The biggest problem right now is skipping. We plan to end that however. Chieftain: Could you list other problems currently under attack? Mr. Taylor: Attendance, smoking, parking area problems, and lack of concern for private property. Mr. Joseph Taylor, now in his second year as Dean of Boys. Dean checks on student absences. Kevin Ferrell gets a re-admission slip from Mr. Taylor. Dean of Boys i67

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“School is to Educate Rather than Entertain” Chieftain: As Assistant Principal, Mr. Owens, what are the most common problems in your job? Mr. Owens: There are many problems. but mostly dealing with student attendance and scheduling. Chieftain: What improvements do you see for this year? Mr. Owens: Physical changes include more parking areas and cafeteria enlargement. Mr. Owens assists Mr. Knight. Mr. Ray Owens. Assistant Principal. Responsibilities of the Assistant Principal include all facets of T.P. life. i66 Assistant Principal

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“Rules Made to be Kept!” Miss Holden finds a moment to relax. Chieftain: Miss Holden, what is the biggest misunderstanding in our school? Miss Holden: Some students do not realize that rules are made to be kept. For example, many students arc furious with the new parking lot rules, and feel their rights are being infringed upon. The rules are for the protection of the cars and objects therein, such as tape decks and books. Chieftain: What is the most chronic school problem from your point of view? Miss Holden: Needless absences. Student Aids, such as Jeri Bandy, assist Miss Holden with her work. Miss Holden's paper work is extensive. Miss Katherine Holden. Dean of Girls. i68 Dean of Girls