Albuquerque High School - La Reata Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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,-...,....,,, Director ot KANW The full time director of Pulwlic Schools Radio Station KANVV is Rose Jeanne Farlisle. She selects, produces and schedules the in-school listening' pro- grams that reach the city schools. Mrs. Carlisle received her HA degree from Ohio State University and her MA degree from the Univer- sity of New Mexico. She took radio at Deliver Uni- versity. Director of Audio-Visuol Aids VVilliam P. Davies arranges film schedules, re- ceives films, and arranges for the showing' of the films at AHS. Ile is Director of Audio-Visual Aids for the Albuquerque Public Schools. Mr. Davies is in charge of the maintenance of the audio-visual equipment of Albuquerque schools. Mr. Davies is a graduate of the University of New Mexico and has BS and MA degrees. fri 1 ,-. N 1 .... L. 10 School Nurse Mus. Frances J. Haughinan, Albuquerque High School's nurse is an active person. Besides caring' for the many ailing students who flock to her office, Mrs. Baug'hman assists in the physical examination of the sophomore class. She conducts classes for the Red Cross in first aid and home nunsing when not busily engaged in caring for the ills of the many children she must see each day. Book Room Librciricin Ella C. Herrera has the endless job of keeping track of AHS textliooks. She collects the fines on lost and daniagred textbooks. Some of her time is devoted to the secretary work of the teachers. She types and mimeogrraphs tests. Mrs. Herrera attended the Albuquerque Business Follege and she also went to St. Joseph's College for two years.

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Sam Jack, a graduate of East Central State Teachers College of Oklahoma, became head of the attendance office in 1947. The present at- tendancc system at Albuquerque High was in- augurated by Mr. Jack. It is the most effective system that the school has ever used. By his judicious treatment of the attendance problems, Mr. Jack has won the respect of the student body. Attendance Office Fannie Sanchez, a graduate of Albuquerque High in 1945, works in the attendance office as Miss Dixon's sec- retary. She attended the University of New Mexico for a year in the college of Arts and Sciences. In 1947 she came to Albuquerque High School. Her duties include checking credits, posting grades, and caring for personnel cards. Charlotte Kiampitz camc to A. H. S. from Madrid, New Mexico, where she was a teacher. She has worked in the attendance office at Albuquerque High for seven years. Along with her regular duties, which includes calling parents of absent students and keeping attendance records, she is sponsor of Ski Club and is working on her B.A. de- gree at the University of New Mexico. 9

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li! lil 99 Q Q sara Ill iii! Custodicms To the above custodians we owe the cleanliness of our school. VVe appreciate their kindness and friendli- ness. Keeping the grounds and buildings of AHS is the job of those pictured above. The custodians take pride in their Work and are always willing' to lend a helping hand. Standing, left to right are: R. Maestas, C. Garcia, J. Sagnchez, and V. Juarez. Sitting, left to right are: D. Olguin, E. Tudesque, L. Carrillo and C. Ramirez. Cafeteria Personel Falling on the shoulders of those pictured below is the job of preparing enough food for the student body. They also spend an hour and a half serving the meal in three half-hour shifts and serve 600 to 750 meals a day. They are, from left to right: Mrs. Cash, Mrs. Seth, Mrs. Hartline, Mrs. Gaines, Mrs. Bushnell, Miss Goetz. Miss Theede, Mrs. Wiger and Miss Wilson. Q if f f . N , 1 A ff . . 35 .n K ., I qlzp Y 5 ..,, L. '.,V,,,. 1 5 .5. i z 11