Wood High School - Log Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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UPPER-Student problems are handled efficiently by Mr. Faburn DeFrantz, Dean of Boys, and Mr. Bruce Wilson, assis- tant Dean of Boys. LOWER-Mrs. Patricia Hallagan, Dean of Girls, and Mrs. Julie Weir, assistant Dean of Girls, help Allena Whitley, Marlene Sperling, and Charlene Gaine adjust to school life. A'-s. x 'wb he 'ily --.LQ

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Glen iller served Woodchucks for 16 years Serving as vice principal of Wood since the birth of the school 15 years ago, upon the resignation of Mr. Richard Emery, Mr. Miller was appointed principal. Immedi- ately he began taking over the duties of the school, programming events, selecting new staff members, and establishing policies for students and staff. Returning to the school after a pro- longed absence due to a heart attack suf- fered in the early fall, Mr. Miller was again serving the youth to which he had devoted his life. After a full day's work on January 29, Mr. Miller was fatally striken. On February 2, 1970, Wood held a memorial service in the Auditorium, for a principal, gentleman, scholar, teacher, and friend. In the words of J. Hartt Walsh, Ph. D. who delivered the tribute and eulogy, The best monument you students and faculty could erect to the memory of Glenn Robert Miller would be to emulate that fine and good man in thought and deed with vision, imagination, courage, patience, tolerance, dedication, and under- standing. 'R -a is 5 s - .,.::- ' - -if 2-if f 4 f . sz w- . .... ,gfiifr X A ,, :C -g, ', -gg: - . - 'Q gg X st -X X si .:. f,fft ., N - f Q f X I 4.ai1-l,g..::- SI- 13 Q . S A il X gi . it Q' yi Nw. ,M ,...mw A UPPER-Conferring with Mr. Miller is Janice Collins. LOWER RIGHT-Working out a problem with Mr. Miller is Betty Woods and Ella Clayton. LOWER LEFT-Mr. Mosby spoke to the student body during the memorial service.

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dministrators create individualize PPO gI'3IIlS for all nee s Many new administrative staff members worked helping students with their class schedules and individual problems. Newly appointed staff members find the challenge exciting and rewarding. Vice principals, Mr. Thomas Jett and Mr. James Mosby assist students with ad- vice for forthcoming student activities. Mr. Mosby was appointed vice principal after having served as Social Studies Department Head for five years. Carrying out a new policy of issuing blue slips, handling the problems of indi- vidual students, and working with the staff as coordinators of student discipline are the Deans. Newly appointed Dean of Boys, was Mr. Faburn DeFrantz with Mr. Bruce Wilson named as assistant. Mrs. Julia Weir was appointed assistant Dean of Girls to work with Mrs. Patricia Hallagan, Dean of Girls. UPPER-In the glamourous setting of the Administrative of tice Carolyn Nelson and Betty Jones, members of the Publi mtion Staff, interviews Vice Principal Tom Jett. LOWER-Vice Principal James Mosby discusses school poll cies with Gloria Shumacher, James Holsey, and Wanda Rowe f I . Z . 3 i fi ll'S' 1