Community says farewell to Stroud
If it were not for his jazzy ties, colorful dress shirts and suits, a stranger might think that Bill StroudMark Beckwith said. He might also be mistaken as a police officer. “He always says ‘put them away,’” senior Joe Exline said, referring to Stroud’s consist reminding of the no-headphone rule. There’s no doubt from students and staff that Stroud serves as the principal. However, at the end of the year, he will retire. With over
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