Del Rio High School - Aries Yearbook (Del Rio, TX)

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Administrative office heads school Er-a EJ , 'T 1 f 'Y W ,la . MRS. YOLANDA GONZALEZ keeps all permenant records in order. The administrative office is the center of all business necessary for the function of the school system. The administrative office houses the offices of Mr. Kenneth Young, princi- pal, Mrs. Bertie Galloway, registrar and dean of girlsg and Mr. Robert Matzig, athletic director and dean of boys. Mrs. Joyce Stone and Mrs. Yolanda Gonzalez keep the school running smoothly in the outer office. Mrs. Stone, beside other secretarial duties, keeps the financial books and Mrs. Gonzalez keeps permenant attendance records in order. Miss Evangelina San- chez, switch board operator, handles all calls within and in and out of the school and marks daily attendance records. Each period students work in the office as aides to the staff. Their jobs are to collect attendance slips, run errands, and help visitors to the office. 35. MRS. STONE PREPARES all school financial statements. THE SWITCH BOARD k9ePS Miss Sanchez busy.

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H AFTER COACHING AND being principal of South San Antonio High School, Mr. Kenneth Young spent his first year as principal of Del Rio I High School. 1 lltc pptc MRS. GALLOWAY CHECKS a student's schedule before making a change. MR. ROBERT MATZIG combined the duties of athletic director and dean of boys.

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Counselors help determine futures The school counselors are, in many ways, the most important administra- tors because of the advice they give many students to determine future occupations and vocations. Mrs. Lyall Davis and Mrs. Patricia Risser are always eager to help students with their problems. The most important aspect of counseling is the testing program. A wide range of tests are given to stu- dents of all grade levels and the results of these tests are the basis for deter- mining appropriate courses, colleges, and careers. Mrs. Davis works with juniors and seniors. Those who plan to continue their education take the col- lege entrance examinations, ACT and SAT tests. Juniors take an acheive- ment test and may take NMSQT and PSAT tests. Mrs. Risser helps freshmen and sophomores chose courses which will be most helpful in meeting college entrance requirements and career plans. Freshmen take an apptitude test and sophomores take a preference t6S'E. 1 5 Y Q as , fm-am 'Q W ag ..+ in :E sa 2 A .ef lei MRS. DAVIS AND aide Jan Coutee look through some of the counselors many books 5,1 Q-..........a,. ,.,,, , ...I MRS. LYALL DAVIS is anxious to give advice to any student who seeks her help.