West Phoenix High School - Westerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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'off 0 Dynamic leadership and unfailing ideas are packed into the small frame and cheery voice of Miss Eleanor Fullington, Dean of Girls. Her memo pad is always filled with student appoint- ments concerning a wide range of problems and questions. Dean Eleanor Fullington lends her various talents to many phases ot school activity such as attending to disciplinary problems of girls, scheduling all social events on campus, providing sponsors and supervis- ing activities for all clubs, and counseling Girls' League. Miss Fullington knows well the various aspects of her job for she has been at West as a counselor since its first year and has been Dean of Girls since l95l. A typical day of her activities would follow this pattern: - arrive at school to prepare daily bulletin announcements and check excused and unexcused Friendly Sage advice is given by Deans Fullington and Vaughn to students with problems ranging from l have too little homework to l have too many boyfriends! absences. - See Miss Sain about Trickateen Club's decorating lobby Christmas tree lcheck on orna- ments in storagel. -- Conference with Mr. Snapp. - Conference with Mr. Stone. - Conference with Mr. Vaughn. --Conference with Mills College rep- resentative and arrange for her to speak with Sen- ior girls. - Correspondence - Issue parking lot passes and fill out college application blanks for Lorna Price, Barbara Goor, and Marilyn Luke. - Meet with Audrey Viliborghi and Mrs. Macon about decorations for Emerald Evening. - Help Girl's League prepare decorations for Emerald Evening.

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s ' Registrar's office is the ar- chives ot West Phoenix. All grades, activities, honors, etc., are recorded here on student's cumulative, permanent record. Efficient is the word to describe the statt members that do these numerous things in the office. Whether it's a return slip, grade average, or tran- script a student wishes, he will receive it quickly and courte- ously. C? X...-M Q . .mf Attendance is the special forte of Mrs. Rose Rolzerts, ottendance clerk, and her pleasant manner makes waiting to have return slips checked in the registrar's office ci pleasure. Mrs. Rosamond Nelson's major re- sponsibility as credentials secretary is operating the key-punch and as- sorter machine that reduces to a card the case history of every stu- dent in school. Mrs. Olive Ray serves a dual capacity in keeping records for Principal D. F. Stone, executive secre- tary ot AlA, and assisting in the registrar's office. - Ts x, -of f Important Details A t i

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Guidance 'Q 15 ff, , .497 f is ' I pf' W Miss Diane Verry, secretary to the deans, comes up smiling from a towering stack of official correspon- dence. Aside from her secretarial work, she types the daily bulletin and has charge of the school's lost and found, which is a popular gathering place for stray belongings of WPHS students. Among the new faces in the administration build- ing is that of cheerful Miss Diane Verry, who works in conjunction with Miss Fullington and Mr. Vaughn. Mr. Vaughn is one of the more popular figures on West High's campus. He has held the position of Dean of Boys since the school first opened its doors in 1949 and deals with the many responsibilities of his position efficiently and capably. Among his administrative duties, he is respon- ll9l Dean William C. Vaughn takes a breather before returning to his desk to act as friend and advisor to West Phoenix High School boys. His file cabinet holds much evidence of his untiring work devoted to boys. sible for all disciplinary problems involving boys and heads the committee which organizes the stu- dent handbook. This useful volume, containing everything from soup to nuts about West High, rep- resents the kind of effort Mr. Vaughn puts into everything he does. ln addition, Dean Vaughn is head of Boys' League and was helpful in organizing our first homecoming. He is the guiding light of the Dads' Club, West's well-known and much lauded father-son organiza- tion.