Van High School - Vandalite Yearbook (Van, TX)

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:ff Problems of the school face K J Durand NK T N15 ers presidentg W,R, Timmons, secretaryg J,A. Peden T J Pippen xice president B 'xl Foulei and l B. fxlcAlister, School Board members, C OO 031' IVCS 11116 ort c ool I'OlJ1C1'1'1S Despite their obligations as aver- age citizens, seven men give their tirne unstintingly to improving the Van School. Meetings are held once a month where W, T, Myers, W, R, Timmons, and K. J. Durand, Pure Oil employeesg T. J. Pippin, post- inasterg I, C, Peden, independent oil workerg B. M. Fowler, rancher, and LB. McAlister, farmer, discuss problems concerning the school, The board is elected by the citizens and serve Without salary, This year the board accomplished various im- provements for the school, Postmaster T,J, Pippin, vice pres- id ent, delivers a package to W, T, Myers, president of the School Board,

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VX-1, ,V,A K -.Nh fs'-sa '-sc Q Pictured below is Mr, J. E, Rhodes in his . customary role as announcer for one of the ,superlntendellt Serves Van football games, Frankie Lee at right is shown spotting for Mr, Rhodes. SCIIOOI fO1' Years .41 Putting his hat in the rack, Mr, J, E, Rhodes prepares If for another busy day as superintendent of Yan Public , Schools. Mr, Rhodes came to Van in 1030 and for the i pastZ8 years has watched the numerous changes that have I come about in the school systern, He is responsible for the development of an educational program designed to meet the needs of the cornrnunityg assist in establishing of policies relating to organization, finance, and instruc- tiong assume the responsibility for leadership in the prep- aration ofthe annual budgetg and to keep the School Board and the community' informed of the progress and condi- tion of the school,