Caprock High School - La Saga Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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ffice Workers Judy Connell Secnetary and Registra r y 19555 Wanda Cross ji it , Attendance, ,553 - - Clerk .i,'x'. 7' von . Susie Vineyard A-. Typing Assistant Gladys Cox Librarian r u ef 34 Opal Sims School Nurse Assist Students A congenial atmosphere has been created around the main office by the office personnel. Students who arrived late were greeted with a warm, friendly smile and a tardy pass. Mrs. Cross. attendance clerk. su- pervised the collection of attendance cards and the recording of absences. She posted the reinstatement list daily and sent a similar list to each teacher. Mrs. Connell, school secretary, performed regular secretarial duties. She also had the responsibility of carrying school money to the bank each day. Mrs. Vineyard, typing assistant, did extra typing and assisted the other personnel. She answered the phone many times daily. Mrs. Sims, RN., cared for injured and ill students and made a yearly health check of students. Mrs. Cox, new to the Caproclc faculty. was school librarian. She maintained an orderly and quiet li- brary for the students and faculty. Mrs. Wanda Cross. Mrs. Judy Connell, and Mrs. Susie Vineyard, office personnel. keep the office running smoothly and efficiently. l-'L

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Life Memorable, Valuable Mr. Auslin, assislanr principal, handles disciplinary problems. He is also in charge of all Jrexlboolss. Mr. Kidd lends a helping hand lo Kyle Sanford before The Coronarion of lhe Queen. Principal Jim L. Kidd and his as- sislanl, David Auslin, have worked 'rogelher for several years. As a Jream. rhey handled sludenl problems and supervised all school funclions. Mr. Kidd harmoniously co-ordin- aled lhe numerous aclivilies of The sludenl body and lacully. lvlr. Auslin ellicienlly handled all disciplinary problems. l-le issued over l0.000 lexlboolcs during Jrhe year. Bolh were keenly eager +o allend lhe many alhlelic evenls and en- couraged sludenls in all lheir aclivi- lies. Mr. Kidd smiles proudly aller crowning 'rhe Queen.

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Counselors Provide Encouragement Mr. Burns smiles his approval OT The ring ThaT The seniors oT '66 wore. The grade counselors greaTly in- Tluenced The lives OT sTudenTs. They were available To help any sTudenT who required assisTance in schedul- ing or in making personal decisions. Mr. Burns, The senior counselor, helped individual seniors choose a college which would TiT Their career plans, crediTs. income, and localiTy. l-le direcTed senior acTiviTies enThu- siasTically. Miss Boulware, The junior coun- selor, worked wiTh The iuniors To check Their crediTs and plan Tor Their senior year. She planned orienTaTions and counseling sessions Tor The sTu- denTs wiTh represenTaTives Trom several colleges. She conducTed ap- TiTude TesTs and sTudied The res'ulTs. Mrs. l-laulman, The sophomore and Treshman counselor, conducTed or- ienTions Tor The TirsT year sTudenTs aT Caprock. She helped Them make plans Tor Their high school years. EsTher Boulware B.S.. lv1.Ed. Junior James Burns B.S.. lv1.Ed. Senior Evelyn Ha ulman B.S., lv1.Ed. Freshman Sophomore