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Aimtmistratmn formulateh policies for (fitu -S ' rhim Is Mr. Newlin and Dr. Young, assistant superintendents, planned various activities for the Burlington City Schools. ;Srluml ISimrit Seated Left to Right: Mr. Joseph Mann, Mr. S. B. Holt, Mr. Carlysle Isley (Chairman), Mr Earl Pardue (Co-Chairman), Stand¬ ing: Dr. W. D. Rippy, Mr. A. A. Alston, Dr. W. C. Shanks. 21
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DR. BRANK PROFFITT Under the capable leadership of this gentleman from the hills, our Burlington City Schools enjoyed another banner year in ’66-’67. Dr. Proffitt showed an active interest in W.H.S. and its students, and his face in the halls or on the stage was always a pleasure and an inspiration to the members of Bulldogland. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS As men of experience Dr. Fred Young and Mr. Harvey Newlin have faithfully and efficiently served as As¬ sistant Superintendents of City Schools. Mr. Newlin was in charge of instruction, and Dr. Young of personnel. SCHOOL BOARD Appointed by the Burlington City Council, the members of Burlington Board of Education performed their duties without pay. The members this past year were Mr. Joe Mann, Mr. S. B. Holt, Mr. Carlysle Isley (chair¬ man), Mr. Earl Pardue; Standing: Dr. W. D. Rippy, Mr. A. A. Alston, Dr. W. C. Shanks. 20
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Aitmmisfrattbe staff pmbtiteb Shouldering the executive responsibilities of the school, Mr. Harrington proved himself highly capable and invaluable. From years of experience he guided the faculty and students to a well-rounded program of educa¬ tional achievement. His unfailing interest in all facets of school life endeared him to us and we commend him for his service to our fine school and community. Mr. Guthrie, a well-loved history teacher and city council¬ man, assumed the position of assistant principal in ’ 66 - 61 . Upon shouldering his new re¬ sponsibilities, he filled his po¬ sition with a maximum of know-how and a great deal of efficiency. In his dual role as assistant principal and teacher of United States History, Mr. Guthrie’s time was well spent. An air of warmth and friend¬ ship greeted all who sought his advice. 22
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