Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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i rf, X SQHOU AlUJMllNllSTRATllON x Principal Mr. Maybry smiles at the end of a successful day. Equipped to handle every detail of our ad- ministrative functions, are our principal, Mr. Maybry, and his office staff 5 Mr. Farino fpic- ture on section page, Mrs. Wright, executive secretary, and Mrs. Turner, secretary. Few students realize the many duties awaiting Mr. Maybry and the office force at the begin- ning of each day. Mr. Maybry finds himself often deluged with questions and requests by MRS ANNE WRIGHT Execzzfive Secretary students, teachers, parents, and others seeking advice, instruction, counsel or guidance on every phase of school life. Mr. Farino, who assists in discipline, is also in charge of the safety patrol and textbooks for the junior and senior high. Mrs. Wright never has to wonder what to do next. Every minute of her day is filled with MRS. MARY TURNER Secretary her quite busy. Mrs. Wright pauses a moment during a busy day. checking absentees, handling finances, checking credits, enrolling new students, and purchasing bookstore supplies. Mrs. Turner, too, checks attendance in addition to her regular secretarial duties. Sending out transcripts also keeps To you, Mr. Maybry, Mr. Farino, Mrs. Turner, we sen- iors sav, Please accept our appreciation. Mrs. Turner cheerfully carries on her secretarial duties. K MR. W. L. MAYBRY

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H--u-..- ls. AlUMllNTS'TRATTTVE, STA FE Ulf? MEMPHTS CITY BDA RD UE EDUCATTUN MR. ELDEN C. STIMBERT, assistant superintendent, Department of Instruction. MR. ERNEST C. BALL, superintendent of Memphis City Schools. MR. WALTER P. ARMSTRONG, JR., president of the Board of Education. MR. HARRY SHARP, assistant superintendent, Department of Secondary Education. MR. O. H. JONES, assistant superintendent, Department of Business Affairs. MR. FELIX OSWALT, Cnot picturedj assistant superintendent, Department of Plant Management. The Memphis Board of Education, coping with the problems of the city schools, advises in matters of curriculum and administration. Theirs is a large and vital responsibility which they handle wisely and efficiently.

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Mx 7' CATHERINE ALLEN CATHERINE ERNEST BALL LUCENE BEST MARTHA Aff BALDWIN General Science English BLANCHARD Commercial English junior S. A. B. MARGARET EMMA BUFORD FRANCES CASTLEMUN J. B. CHILDERS JOHN COBB BUFFALOE English English Industrial Arts Physical Education Commercial Tri-Hi-Y R. 0. T. c. Secretarial Club FA Q U Y .... HELP US AS UNDERSTANDING COUNSELORS, INSTRUCTORS AND FRIENDS. Teachers, we realize the most important part of our education lies in the influ- MARY ELEANOR COOLEY Speech Thespians S. A. B., N. F. L. The faculty immensely enjoyed the Christmas tea given for them by the Home Economic INEZ CRAIG Department. English I2