Caprock High School - La Saga Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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English And Library Work Together 55. Sv' ,- L.: fxir :ff S1 f - ,. 1. 1 :'-' E'il:p', . ...rv 'def' Mrs. Gladys Cox B.S., B.S.L.S. Librarian Mrs. Georgia Garner Library Clerk Mrs. Marion Ga mertsfelder B.A. English, English OT Mrs. Letha Green B.A. English, Y-Teens Mrs. Vada Hall B.A., M.A. English, National Honor Society Mr. Gene Lay B.S. English, Football Mrs. D'Ann Moutos B.S. English, Vocabulary Composition Mrs. Beryl Richarson M.A. English, Y-Teens Mrs. Kay Stelter B.S. English, 21 OT Mrs. Karolyn Townsend B.S. English The English department is aided by films and paperback issues of required reading. English is requir- ed throughout high school. Mrs. Beryl Richardson is the Eng- lish department head and she is in charge of ordering all necessary equipment. Senior English is based on a -col- lege preparatory course. lt includes novels and type of grammar which is used in college. Mrs. Letha Green lectures to her sopho more class.

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Office Stuff Keeps C.H.S. Orderly The office staff of Caprock is in charge of checking attendance, keeping records, withdrawals, and handling secretarial duties needed in the operation of an efficient school. Mrs. Wanda Cross and Mrs. Patsy Huff are in charge of keeping atten- dance and withdrawal records. Mrs. Cross also sponsors the office aides which help with attendance record- ing each period of the day. Mrs. Ernestine Lewis is the regis- trar and secretary. She manages the school fees which are collected and the money from activity card sales. Mrs. Opal Sims is the school nurse. She checks the health rec- ords of students. 1 X 1 Fsfyff' Mrs. Lewis takes time out from counting money for fees to answer the phone. Mrs. Huff and Mrs. Cross go through the daily routine of checking attendance sheets and re- instating students. Mrs. Wanda Cross Attendance Clerk Withdrawals Mrs. Patsy Huff Attendance Clerk Withdrawals Mrs. Ernestine Lewis Secretary Registrar Mrs. Opal Sims, R.N. School Nurse

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Voootionol Courses Give Opportunities , A, ' ' MNJ' '77 C ,fx in? Mr. Gwindle Chamberlain B.S. Automechanics V.i.C.A. Mr. Gene Davis University of Texa: Building Trades Mr. Bob Flanagan B.S., B.A. Ed. Typing, Key Club Mr. Ken Hart B.B.A. D.E. Mr. Joe McQuay B.S. Ed. Vocation Academic Ed. Mrs. Billy Rue R.N. Health Occunations Miss Pat Salmon B.B.A., M.A., B.A. Shorthand, Bookkeeping Freshman Cheerleaders Mr. Chuck Speed B.S. l.C.T., V.I.C.A. Mr. Eugene Trader B.B.A. Vocational Office Ed. V.O.E. Mrs. Carolyn Walker B.B.A., M.B.A. Special Education Experience is acquired by those stu- dents taking a type of vocational course. These courses include business work and secretarial training. Business experience is found in the Distributive Education program. These students obtain on the iob training in various occupations. Salesmanship and clerking are two of the many oppor- tunities offered in this course. Training for secretarial iobs is found in the Vocational Office Education pro- gram. Students also take courses in shorthand and bookkeeping to better their chances for a job. Sharon Lack, senior, types out a letter she has been assigned in her V.O.E. class. ig Aii.. N-X