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ffm -1 'aw We Tardy slips , . . absentee reports . . . many, many rings of the Telephone . . . records and more records . . . lost textbooks . . . the office routine which keeps a high school humming. Red tape . . . as we students fondly call it . . . will always be a necessary part of Geep High. office secretary Mrs. Margaret Merritt, our of- fice secretary, invariably has a busy day and manages to keep her office assistants on their toes. In addition to being the principal's personal secretary, she assists stu- dents in the clinic, answers all telephone calls, and is in charge of absentee reports. bookroom To pay for any damaged textbook, or to locate a lost one, a student is sent to our bookroom where Miss Beth Waggoner QBiologyl is in charge. Miss Waggoner also works in the office keeping the permanent records up to date.
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an am The duties of Those who lead the students and faculty of a high school are innumerable. Extensive counseling is necessary in addition To The public relations and administrative phases of a iob of This Type. The closeness between The students and the administrators of Grand Prairie High School is not found in many schools as large as GPHS. VV . A , fc, mf principal Mr. L. E. Boze often meets with students in his office to discuss school activities. Student leaders such as class presidents frequently consult with Mr. Boze on future plans. F R-L7 assistant principal Helping students with sched- ule changes is only one of the student problems which re- quires the attention of Mr. Vail.
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. . we . G! Social studies is The study of many peoples . . . their cultures and economies . . . successes and failures . . . the birth . . . the prosperity . . . the tall ot nations. We learn The value of democracy . . . and are inspired by the won- der of the American way of life. . 'V' ,, ..r. ,Y .mfiiigicu , btw..- social 'WQ ' X, . - n 'v-,c, i F studies vw M-T . 1 , f s...f.a-mi.. Recognizing that history is con- stantly being made in our nation and world today, Mr. Roscoe A Sandlin fTexas History, American History, Governmentj and Coach Amos Turner fAmerican History, Football, Basketballj often bring current events into their classroom discussions. 'N ' ' OMOBLTGATTQNS to owl, wwe mrfv-:nv . A, .- 9- me at is ...Q sums! government In government classes, taught by Miss Marie McMahan Uexas Historyj and Mr. T. M. Jones fAmerican His! toryj, we investigate the theories of our local, state, and federal gov- ernment to enable us to become more intelligent citizens.
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