Wade Hampton High School - Trevilian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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Tudor brings new ideals to faculty, student bod My main goal is to see Wade Hampton be- come number one in South Carolina. This ulti- mate goal will only be reached with a change in student attitude, commented Mr. john Tudor, principal. Steps were taken throughoutthe year in this direction. Mr. Tudor stated at the begin- ning ofthe school year that he felt the majority of the student body was proud of Wade Hampton and works hard to show school spirit, but a few students do not see it in this way. Mr. Tudor believes the school-within-a- school concept has some advantages for the students. The school-within-a-school enables students to be a part not just a number. Assistant principal of A House, Mr. Fowler worked with the students in coordinating pep rallies, dances, daily announcements and stu- dent government. ii- 1 Mr lohn Tudor the new principal from Vrrglma 2 Mrs Barbara Pau and Mrs. Barbara Hudson ofA office discuss a student s schedule 3 Mr Dennis Fowler looks for his lost keys, 4 - Mrs. Helen Wilson and Mrs. Y Administratton I 21

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Inner-Office system improves student -administration Assisting Mr. Tudor with the administrative duties were assistant principals Mrs. Mary Lasher, T House: Mr. Ben Boling, C House: Mr. Dennis Fowler, A House and Mr. Fred Bostic, B House. The school-within-a-school concept was in its second year of operation. Assistant principal, Mrs. Mary Lasher stated, I like the house arrangement because it per- sonalizes my relationship with the students. By working with the same students every year, I get to know what they are like, what their plans are and what their experiences have been. This helps me in assisting them in high school. Homeroom was dropped as a regular part of the schedule because it did not successfully fulfill its being a means of checking attendance. Instead homeroom was held periodically for special elections or class business. Mrs. Lasher worked on curriculum development and with department chairmen on instructional programs. Mr. Boling filed official school reports and supervised the buses. Mr. Bostic was in charge of textbooks and the park- ing lot. . 1-- Mrs. Loretta Blakley and Miss Harriet Williams go over master schedule plan together. 2 - Mrs. luanita Kelley, B house secretary gives Mrs. Sherry Smith, T house secretary a message over the phone. 3 - Mr. Fred Bostic, head of parking lot patrol, is careful in his routine check of stickers. 4 -Mrs. lo Bailey cuts announcements to put in teachers boxes. 5-Mr. B. T. Boling spends extra time putting coal into the burner. 6 - Mrs. Mary Lasher experiences the difficulty of pushing on a pull door. 7 - Mr. john Liberty enjoys paddling senior Kyle Gaillard. 3 221 B and C Houses