John H Reagan High School - Spur Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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1 Mrs. Dorothy Arbuckle Registrar Mrs. Peggy Gilbert Clerk Mrs. Mozelle Isbell Counselor ' s Secretary Mrs. Frances McCormick Secretary Mrs. Virginia Moerbe Clerk Mrs. June Russey Attendance NUMBER TWO MAN on campus is vice-principal Roland Johnson. His duties range from textbook dis- tribution to disciplining students. MRS. WILLIE JO BRANDT has a big job every morning checking excuses and making out class permits. COLLECTING THE ROLL SHEETS, a new method of checking attendance, is Mrs. Virginia Moerbe. Administration — 203

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HHaaaBBmaHHI naHBSMflHnn HH B H HI W} Roland Johnson — M.Ed. University of Texas Vice-Principal Mrs. Willie Jo Brandt— M.Ed. University of Texas Dean of Girls Kermit Heimann — M.Ed. Southwest Texas State Dean of Boys Mrs. Elva Delapp — M.A. Baylor University Counselor A. J. W. Mortimer — M.Ed. Southwest Texas State Counselor Mrs. Velma O ' Bryan — M.S. North Texas Slate Counselor Administrators. Secretaries Reagan Office Headquarters for Advice NUMBER TO Roland Johnsoi Aim lo dii ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL . . . Secre- taries are invaluable assistants to the principal, deans and counselors. They are kept constantly busy with such responsibilities as an accurate attendance record, completed school forms and a myriad of small tasks which must be done to make the school run smoothly. The registrar ' s primary responsibility is to post grades and to keep a record of credits earned by each stu- dent. Each class at Reagan has its own counselor. The counselors help students plan schedules and they make available much information on colleges and current scholarships for students desiring assistance. Besides giving advice and furnishing college and job informa- tion, they administer such exams as the DAT and PSAT, which are aptitude tests, and they prepare schedules for the many students, which is their big- gest job. The counselors begin work in mid-August when classes are organized and planning begins for the new school term. 202 — Administration

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Mi ■HfaHBiaflnfliHHHSHH«KnHiMKBDnMsnnin M W} Maintenance Workers Form Backbone of Operations REAGAN ' S CAFETERIA WORKERS INCLUDE, first row Ruthie Gibson, Aurilia Woods, Ruby Williams, Marie Buster, seated from left, Gladys Posey, Merle Sheridan, Delia Wuth- Estella Miller, Mary J. Rud; third row from ' left, Esther Kiger, rich, Gloria Potts, Toney Boatright, Nennie Chapman, Kathrine Thelma Wegner, Alberta Thompson, Pat Riggleman, Irene White, Williams; second row from left, Odile Daily, Margaret Schroeder, Mildred Nolen, Vi Whitson, Dorothy Brown and Ethel Jenkins. MARIE BUSTER PERFORMS only a small fraction of the work needed to prepare the food for Reagan ' s many students. THE WELL-TRAVELED FLOORS of the classrooms need frequent cleaning by James Foster. 204 — Administration