Kearns High School - Kearnada Yearbook (Kearns, UT)

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The computer just went crazy and shredded the report cards? Mr. Kent Curtis, vice principal Mr. Curtis Cares About Students Mr. Curtis is the vice princi- pal in charge of textbooks, reg- istration, and curriculum. He really enjoys Kearns High and feels that K.H.S. gives students abundant opportunities for aca- demic, personal, and vocational development. No new-comer to Kearns, Mr. Curtis has been vice principal since 1970, although he took a short leave to try his hand as an elementary school principal. Mr. Curtis is an alumnus of the University of Utah. The only thing he doesn't enjoy about being a vice principal is disciplining and suspending er- rant members of the student body. But he is a dedicated Cou- gar fan and sincerely cares about the Well being of all stu- dents. l wish they wouldn't serve grapefruit' Vice Principals 75

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Richards Returns To Kearns High Mr. Richards is not new to Kearns this year. He has merely returned after spending the last two years at Central Junior High. Pre- viously, he had served at Kearns High as the head of the Counseling Department, and be- fore that, he served at Kennedy Junior High School. As vice principal, Mr. Richards is in charge of student discipline and scheduling events for the school calendar. Actually, he has taken over the position formerly held by Mr. Wes Johnston, who is now at Taylorsville High School. Mr. Richards likes K.H.S., and feels that it is one of the nicest and best kept facili- ties in the state. Mr. Richards' favorite hobby is raquetball which he enjoys playing with his two sons who both attend Brighton High School. Mr. Barry Richards, vice principal t'No, we won't schedule KISS in the auditorium! Are you out here without a hall pass? 7 4 Vice-Principals

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Counselors Check Grades, Schedules The counselors monitor stu- dents' grades, and adjust their class schedules. They also reg- ister ninth graders in the spring and help seniors with scholar- ship applications. Along with everything else, they help ju- niors and seniors with the Work release program. New this year on the counsel- ing staff are Mrs. Elvia Gray- bell and Mr. Laron Olsen. Mr. Olsen is not new to K.H.S. since he has previously served as a classroom teacher and night school counselor. Mrs. Graybell comes to Kearns from Cyprus High School. Again this year, Mr. Les Catmull is the head of the Counseling Department. We appreciate all the unself- ish help which the counselors give to each individual student. ns Elaine plunges into another exciting project. ' f,en:,..1?sffi ..--,i ' Y. ,,, Could you say that again, S-L-O-W-L-Y? These data really are surprising!