Irvin High School - Orbit Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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xx QUU X, A magnetic personality is MR. HENRY MASON, seventh and eighth grade counselor. Mr. Mason, who has a B.A. and an M.A. from Texas Western College, is in his ninth year with the El Paso public schools. Keeping records straight in the attendance office is the responsibility of MRS. GERALDINE GRIF- FIN, intermediate attendance clerk. Mrs. Griffin attended Amarillo Junior College in Amarillo, Texas. IO Well-known to Irvin students is MRS. INEZ WOOD, seventh and eighth grade counselor. Mrs. Wood, a graduate of North Texas State College and Texas Western College, has taught in El Paso for fourteen years.

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Making the morning and afternoon announcements is part of the job of MR. BOYD CAFFEY, assistant principal. Mr. Caffey, born in An- son, Texas, received his B.A. from Hardin-Simmons, and his M.A. from West Texas State. A 'adyed in the Woolv Texan, he has 24 years of teaching experience in the state. cf! if lj-J e .. Q1 it .ff ,X ,K ' 5 t ly rr 51 K Ny MRS. NADINE PRESTWOOD, Ir- vin's popular counselor, shows the pleasant smile which charms stu- dents at Irvin. Already possessing a B.A. and an M.A. degree from Texas Western College and the Uni- versity of Texas, she is working to- ward another, M.A. degree in English. A very busy person, indeed, is MR. ROBERT ROBBERTS, Dean of Boys. Having a B.A. degree in Psychology from Hardin-Simmons University, he is well-equipped to handle the many poor un- fortunates who trickle daily into his humble office. Mr. Robberts has also done graduate work at the University of Houston, Colorado University, and Texas Western College. 9

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One of the many duties of MRS. LAVON ANGEL, registrar, is the filling out of cumulative folders on every student. As Mrs. Angel can tell you, there is a lot of work involved when it comes to keeping records straight. JDUVJL. tef' ' I ee A l Jr A day's work is never done for MRS. RUTH HELLER, senior high attendance clerk. Mrs. Heller, who came to El Paso from Birmingham, Alabama, has worked in the El Paso public schools for seven years. 1 -ff ,, 3 eu Q LfLf.1. g had J I 5 l ff ' If V IV MW, .,4j4:,,:,,L -V-il-3 3 bfi ' if ' ' ' rf, ,4.,,fi4f ' K4 ' .f ,ffifff ' .1 'T W A ., EPR!! yy? .7 J..-ly'-f' J, . V Always ready to lend a hand is MRS. JACKIE EASON, bookroom clerk, pictured here with Wally Autry. Her daily duties range from keeping book records to selling gum erasers. Mrs. Eason also keeps record albums on hand since she is an avid music fan.