Western Hills High School - Catamount Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Board Implements New Policies 10 Administration B a sa- :fees f T- ' I . TE B pf . P U ' EE.. i efli Elected members ofthe Board of Education were: first rowg Mr. T.A. Sims, Board Secretary, District 4g Dr, H. Richard O'Neal, Board Presidentg Mrs. Mollie Lasater, Board Vice-Presidentg second rowg Mt. Arturo Pena, District lg Mt. Bill Elliott, District 25 Mrs. Maudtie Walton, District 35 Mrs. Suzanne Lasko, District 55 Mrsjocelyn Wuester, District 6g Mr. Loftin Witcher, District 7. With the advent of House Bill 72, many changes were made in the operation of our school district. New policies affected all students in the district. Fort Worth faired much better than most districts across the state because of the far sighted preparations made by our board. Many of the new policies that were instituted by the state had already been implemented in Fort Worth. Board members received another honor being named the Outstanding School Board in Texas for the past year. Superintendent Dr. I. Carl Candoli, praised the efforts of the school board in making the changes mandated by the passage of theHouse Bill. Dr. I. Carl Candoli, Superintendent of Schools

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Mr. Fulton Completes Sixth Year wil ' ' Mr. Quince Fulton 1984-85 was a school year marked by change for school principal Mr. Quince Fulton. Implementation of House Bill 72 by the State Legislature caused hurried plans to be made just prior to the beginning of the school year. Mr. Fulton began orienting the faculty at a special in-service meeting 2-...... held about two weeks before school started. At this meeting, new policies and procedures were explained to the teachers, providing them with the best available information at the time. A series of faculty meetings held at the beginning of the semester helped to keep the faculty and staff informed. Xt Mr. Fulton takes a break from the day's paperwork. QT? Mr. Fulton, who is known for his personable attitude toward students, faculty,and parents, takes great pride in Western Hills. He lauds the support of the community and the parents for the school. Fulton has been instrumental in the formation of several new services, available to students at W.H.H.S. The most e notable of these new innovations is the Homework Hotline . Teachers from all facets of the academic I, faculty provide much needed assistance for students who have difficulty with their homework. By calling the school, help can be had in almost any subject. Mr. Fulton has continued to provide a great situation for learning. The best faculty, the finest facilities, and the best principal and I administration make a winning combination for education. With a bright face Mr. Fulton procedes to give the morning announcements. Mr. Fulton greets Holly Neal at the Exes reception. Principal ll