Turner High School - Turnerite Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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School Board The school board for the Turner School District No. 202 'consists of seven representatives. This board has the final authority on any issue brought to them by the superinten- dent or other qualified persons in the district. They act as an advisory committee to the superintendent, Mr. Wallace Smith. Mr. Smith has been in the Turner district for 36 years, having beefawthe former principal of Turner Grade School and the business manager for the district. This yearibgings another new face to the No. 202 district Mr. Carl Hendon, assistant superintendent of schools. His main responsibility deals with the areas of personnel and curriculum development, as well as being secretary and clerk at the board meetings. ual' 98531: , , l if Hi 'l Y, 1-er ' s, . - :rf I3-xi it V52-f' .ef Superintendent Wallace Smith Assistant Superintendent Carl Hendon l..-:S 'LM The School Board members are: Mr. Carl Hendon, Mr. Dudley Potter, Mr. James Stirling, Mr. Harold Cook, Dr. A. A. Gentry Mr. Fred Rosenau, Mr. John Wilson, Dr. Jack Haden, and Mr. Wallace Smith.

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Administration This year Turner acquired a new principal, Mr. Robert f r A. Wilkins, former Pierson principal. Along with his ex- perience at the junior high school, Mr. Wilkins has brought some new ideas. The school, he feels, should not be based on a lot of rules and regulations, but rather on the individ- ual's merit and progress. This is Mr. Bolin's second year as vice principal after having been a drafting teacher at Turner for 17 years. Mr. Bolin also feels that rules are not of prime importance, but rather it is the individual who needs to be guided and directed according to his own needs and wants. Mr. Wilkins talks to a student during the lunch hour. Mr. Bolin takes care of one of his many responsibilities. Jr' ga!