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Office Personnel Keep School Running The office personnel works diligently all year round to keep the paperwork intact. Virginia Charleston, Bookkeeper Mary Kimbrough, School Secretary Office aides give assistance. 91CJ9 9033.3390 233 231.102» 0? »1.1939299 31323 ■Hi) tt 293 It 39 : j 12 Betty Pino, Registrar Peggy Spillman, Nurse ■
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The People behind the Scene and on the Scene Mr. Alton Morey, Vice-Principal. Mr. Morey keeps a vigilant watch on student problems, assisting where he can and disciplining where he must. Mr. Don Stokesbury, Principal. The principal s job is to listen, to discuss, to evaluate and to decide.. .in the best interest of the objectives of the school and its goals. The administrative personnel must be on top of everything going on. . .within the building and the ac- tivities planned outside of the building. They plan a schedule that en- compasses all of the needs we have to have a well-rounded educa- tion and set of ac- tivities. Mr. Ed. Nealy, Athletic Director. Mr. Nealy and Mrs. Wind discuss the sports coverage by The planning and scheduling of the athletic events in- the sports reporters. volves other schools, the transportation department, equipment necessary, personnel and a dozen other problems. 11
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Sources and Resources.. .Guidance and Library Ardys Kenyan, Guidance Counselor The Guidance Office is one of the more important places in the school. They enroll us, change our schedules, help us with our problems and keep our records. They know more about us than we know about ourselves. Roger Mignot, Guidance Counselor Bette Carbery, Librarian 1 3P x v Virginia Tyler, Guidance Receptionist The library and the librarians provide us with all the necessary resources for our classes. Be- tween the books, periodicals, ver- tical files, encyclopedias and a variety of other aids, the library is a mecca for those students who are writing papers, preparing speeches or just looking for a quiet place to read. Elsie Hughes, Librarian PUMPtf The library assistants are Sandy Turner and Danny R. Miller in the back row and Shelley Blita, Tammy Jacobs and Mrs. Hughes, the Head Librarian.
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