Nimitz High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Attendance clerk Iosie Soto looks through schedules in search of a student's name. i N v e! .K . ,,,L if St W Q 1 H ,, . Me K 3, L any VIN Vw N k '. , J .o i I -. f -. ' rs-3 II? X - : ' ,, :. 'fi INSXH :' H - W: :::::..,- :N L - ' A 9. W 1 ls if - : ,. g Emi- . , e Af. H . P Q - g , A' ' - 'X + X t as X -R N 1...- 111 N Q , , A 'W' . if JJQ ,..l-,-11.t o t Suzanne Aldridge, Hope Bailey, Ruth Ernst, Billie Epperson, Carol Fillmore, Maryetta Ford, Ruth Moore, Norma Puckett, Gerry Armstrong, Iosie Soto, Ian McVicker, Yvonne Welch One of Mrs. Fords' office duties, as senior secretary, consists of sorting the daily notes. Office secretaries help late arrivals get their admits approved during morning office hours, FACULTY

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5 One of the many areas of vice t x principal Milton Witt's responsi- bility is obtaining substitute teachers and Principal Roy Curry checks over the day s list. While looking over important fig- ures Mr. Winn glances up to greet his mid-morning caller. gommlkwaum ,.... -.M M-----in ,iw 351523 Displayin her sympathetic Getting a chuckle from the nature, Dcilie Ripley listens to a information on a field-trip request student organization representa- is Milton Witt, a former Travis tive's scheduling problems. Iunior High vice-principal. FACULTY 231

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ping and maintaining lists is e of the many tasks performed counselor secretary Ruth Ernst. tempting to track down a siness te ephone number for a .dent's parents is chief clerk lryetta Ford. ix if - sfdw' Keeping the train of paperwork moving is the front office personnel, which includes, Front Row: Carol Fillmore, Maryetta Ford, Ian McVicker, Yvonne Welch, Norma Puckettg Second Row: Iosie Soto, Suzanne Aldridge, Hope Bailey and Billie Epperson. Not shown are Ruth Moore, Gerry Armstrong and Ruth HS folks rate oka henever one is choosing a full-time job, there are dif- ferent reasons and ideas for applying. Although a secretar- ial position was no different, the major attraction was the atmos- phere and personnel involved. The nicest thing about my job is the people. They are great, said Yvonne Welch, secretary to Prin- cipal Roy Curry. I guess I've enjoyed it - I've been here for 10 years, she added. I love it, exclaimed secretary Ruth Moore. This is my third year. I like being around the stu- dents. She met each student that came into the vice principals' office and helped maintain con- tro . The hardest thing for Ian McVicker was getting to know everyone. It was hard for me associating names and faces, and getting familiar to high school, she explained. Mrs. McVicker had been at Thomas Haley Elementary for eight years in resource, then she decided it was time for a change. Even as a first-year employee, she summed it up for the secretarial staff: I like it. The people are just as nice as I had heard. Ernst. FACULTY