Winter Haven High School - Wha Hwa Hta See Yearbook (Winter Haven, FL)

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 JivuiuSt oiXo AAR. C. H.ORTT The welfare of the student body is Mrs. Schopke's major concern. Principal OwuQchooH clinic records, supervising the testing and scholarship programs, and ordering, issuing, and storing school text books. Mrs. Schopke is the guidance director. She counsels both new students and students with special problems. Also it is her responsibility to schedule the entire student body. She performs her duties with efficiency and thoughtfulness. The tons of paper work, student files, financial statements, college forms, correspondence, etc., are handled by Mrs. Wheeler and her assistant, Mrs. Griffis. This work and the work of the administrators is essential for a well organized school. Page 15 Mr. Ortt gives a welcoming smile to guests arriving at the library.

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 In administering the testing program, Mr. Raione, our assistant principal, reads the test instructions over the P.A. system. Through the hands of Mrs. Griffis and Mrs. Wheeler pass thousands of dollars belong ing to the various organizations of the school. Page 14 AAR. CLAUDE J. RIDLEY Supervising Principal Tk j Rxut Administering to a school of 1296 students and 57 teachers is a large job that is capably handled by the supervising principal and a staff at Winter Haven High. Mr. Claude Ridley is supervising principal of the Winter Haven area. It is his responsibility to see that the school conforms to area, county, and state regulations. Our principal, Mr. C. H. Ortt, is confronted with many phases of work. As executive director he oversees all school activities. The numerous problems arising in the school are his to solve. Known as the walking univac, Mr. Raione has all the facts. His duties as assistant principal include maintaining attendance and

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ToJ Tut ATTENDANCE OFFICE: Bunny Wil-son, Sandra Marrell, Barbara Elliot, Rena Delgado, Diana Cockrell, Ginny Lindley. ATTENDANCE OFFICE: Jenny laiche, Paulagene Smith, Marsha Hoffman, Linda Reese, Margo Fowler, Wilda Graves, Judy Farrer, Judy O'Kelly, Angela Murphy, Dixie Bash, Beverly Pearce. MAIN OFFICE: Helen Finch, Laurine Johnson, Betty Hackle, Glenda Gray. It is a versatile girl who works in one of our three offices. She may be called upon to operate a telephone service, mimeograph forms, or bandage a wound at any moment. The attendance office workers, dubbed Raione's hatchetmen, excuse and admit daily over fifty students and also attend to the clinic. Mrs. Schopke's guidance office workers aid her by running errands and performing many of Page 16 the routine office duties. If it were not for the efficient student helpers in the main office, Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Griffin declare that they could never even think of a coffee break. The service given to the office staffs by these students, who devote a period of each day to work in this capacity, is invaluable.