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

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Mr Richard Berg Mrs Thelma Cole Administration Runs Tight Ship ,1- Mr Richard Berg smiles as he completes the day's work. C7 i Ai Mr.,Iames Ingram . Vice Principals are very busy people. From the first bell in the morning till the last in the afternoon, their days are filled with students in need. Our vice principals, Mrs Cole, Mr. Berg and Mr. Ingram handle administrative duties with fairness and firmness. Aside from dealing intensely with students, our vice principals are also responsible for chaperoning all school functions. When you consider all of the sporting events, contests, games, and dances that our people participate in after the normal school day is over, you can see that these three people, along with principal Mr. Quince Fulton, are very busy indeed. A close working relationship exists between each of our administrators. Consistency in handling difficulties and administering policies is what makes our vice principals so great. 12 Vice Principals bf ip- Mixjames Ingram writes out his first tardy pass ofthe day, 'NK Mrs. Thelma Cole ponders the length ofthe daily cut sheet.

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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

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ffice Staff Produces Results X Mrs Madge Prince and Mrs. Betty Clements converse about a computer printout that is full of errors. 1' er s 3 Mrs. Dortha Hall prepares to type more letters to send to parents. yer another a , a f lib, 5 , , ' 1 A... . ' i . Our main office staff conducted all the business of running the school. They handled incoming phone calls, the mountain of paperwork required for a school this size, and the ever changing events calendar. They shuffled enormous amounts of incoming and outgoing mail, sold school supplies to those in need, kept copius records, and still found time to smile. Mrs. Betty Clements, Mrs. Freida Hoel and Mrs. Dortha Hall handled the duties of the main office. Mrs. Sharon Schmidt was concerned with the registrars duty as well as the bookkeeping for all school accounts. Mrs. Madge Prince handled all the data processing chores, student withdrawals and new student records. Mrs Betty Clements Mrs Freida Hoel IMI, Mrs Madge Prince ' Mrs Sharon Schmidt 12