Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Office Staff Handles Daily Events Mrs. Sandra Walker, Principal's Secretary Mrs. Shirley Robinson, Registrar Even though not in classroom, many school employees are indispensable. These ladies were always ready to handle a problem or lend a cheerful word. The principal's secretary was Mrs. Sandra Walker. Mrs. Walker was responsible for keep- ing the school calendar, in addi- tion to her duties as Mr. Truitt's secretary. Mrs. Claudie Flanders served two assistant principals, Mr. Goodson and Mrs. Hairgrove. Mrs. Flanders was in charge of the attendance reports. Mrs. Ann Carr, the school nurse, made sure students had taken shots that were required before entering in school, and took care of all emergencies. Mrs. Claudie Flanders, Secretary Mrs. Doloris Shultz, Secretary Mrs. Ann Carr, Nurse Mrs. Dottie Miller, Secretary Mrs. Becky Sims, Secretary Mrs. Dottie Miller was the sec- retary for assistant principal Mr. Hopper. Mrs. Miller was in charge of scheduling activities in the Teaching Theater and Audito- rium. She also handles field trips and transportation. Mrs. Dolores Schultz was sec- retary for Mr. Wilson, assistant principal. Mrs. Schultz served as financial secretary, handling deposits and purchase orders. Mrs. Sims, secretary in the counselors office, coordinated student appointments with the counselors. Taking care of appointments, student schedules, Grade cards and class ranking was the regist- rar Mrs. Shirley Robinson. Academics!Faculty 189

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188- isa,- Miss Sadie Woodard, Freshman Mr. .loe Bright, Sophomore Counselors Focus on Problems Constantly busy with changing schedules, and arranging academic tests for students, the coun- selors must also keep up with grade points and credits and have conferences with parents over student problems. In addition, the counselors always were ready to spare a few moments to discuss any problems a student might have had. Mrs. LaVelle Shelton, senior counselor, organ- ized the college day program in September. Approximately 40 colleges, Junior Colleges and Universities talked with the seniors and iuniors on topics such as admission requirements and proce- fslrres, tuition and fees, financial aid, and campus i e. During that time students and parents were given the opportunity to visit with representatives from at least three colleges. Mrs. Shelton and Miss Aubin worked constantly to aid students in preparing for school or careers after high school. Mrs. Shelton was instrumental in aiding many seniors to receive scholarships and financial oi to help further their education. Working ve closely with the sophomore class, Mr. Joe Brig has been a counselor at Jersey Village for fi years. Miss Sadie Woodard, counseling the Freshm class, has been in the district for nine years. Z the counselors became well-known to the maio ity of students, aiding, guiding, and directiru them throughout the year. . 2 ' K E' gesszefz -.:' .:'- f ::f:::vz:,e: Academlcswacully Miss Mvfiofie AUbln1 JU ll0 Mrs. Lavelle Shelton, Senior

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Teacher Aids Help School Staff Mrs. Pat Cunningham Mrs. Debbie Savage Mrs. Barbara Gaidusek Teacher aids also form a part of the staff. The teacher aids were divided into many different areas and duties. Three ladies concerned with running the front desk, greeting visitors, answering the switch- board and handling attendance problems are Mrs. Pat Cunning- ham, Mrs. Debbie Savage, and Mrs. Betty Snow. Mrs. Jo Morgan Mrs. Toni Dichaira Mrs. Betty Snow Mrs, Doris Decker Another important group of ladies, Mrs. Jo Morgan, Mrs. Doris Decker, and Mrs. Barbara Gaidu- sek, aid teachers with typing, mak- ing stencils, running copies, and keeping lessons ready for classes. ln the financial department, Mrs. Toni Dichiara has been a great help, assisting with collecting money and typing purchase orders. l 90 Academics! Faculty