Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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Barnes, Nancy - Computer Programmer Brown, Beverly - Guidance Counselor Crawford jay - Guidance Counselor Hasty, jean - Attendance Secretary johnson, john - Guidance Counselor Kidd, Annette - Receptionist Ladusau, Tom - Assistant Principal Newton, Bill - Principal Smith, Kathy - Registration Standard, Sharon - Secretary The School Board President Danny Maughan, Vice President Scott Bradley Secretary Judy Tubb and members Dale Rogers, Coleta Stacks and The Morning Announcements Principal Bill Newton sets the PA system in time for the morning announcements to take place. Administration 163

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Checking it out - Secretary Sue Freer looks up a stu- dent's schedule to find out how to get in touch with her for an llTlpOl'fHl'lf lTlCSS3gC. Administration organization Skyrocketing enrollment causes changes To keep up with the skyrocketing growth rate that affected the school district, the administration found new ways of organizing itself by giving each administrator certain jobs and areas of the school for which they were responsible. At the head of the administration was Principal Bill Newton. Newton interviewed teachers for their evaluations, coordinated discipline and helped with the scheduling, as well as performing other duties of his office. Assistant Principal Tom Ladusau was responsi- ble for administering boys' discipline, taking care of bus discipline and assigning lockers, among other things. Also, Ladusau was responsible for unrigging lockers. Assistant Principal Janelle Caldwell was respon- sible for duties that included handling girls' discipline, assigning books to the students and teachers and finding substitutes for sick teachers. Caldwell was also in charge of rewriting the student handbook. Attendance secretaries Jean Hasty and Sue Freer called the parents of absentees, kept attendance records and made the daily lists of absences. ti, Early moming rush - Receptionist Annette Kidd keeps the phones running smoothly during the morning when many calls come through each minute. A smile? - Assistant Principal Janelle Caldwell receives a pleasant call on her personal line to her ofhce. 162 Administration MN Annette Kidd, the telephone receptionist for the school, was in charge of dismissing students from school, delivering messages and helping with attendance records. Sharon Standard was responsible for all book- keeping and secretarial duties related to the high school. The counseling staff consisted of Beverly Brown, John Johnson, John Crawford and Job Placement counselor. The counselors worked out schedules, helped students with their problems and aided them in finding colleges that were right for the students. They also took care of administering state tests and keeping class rank. Computer programmer Nacy Barnes helped with report cards and kept track of the number of students in the high school. Kathy Smith, the school's registrar, entered new students and checked out old ones. The school board was made up of President Danny Maughan, Vice President Scott Bradley, Secretary Judy Tubbs and members Dale Rogers, Coleta Stocks and Robert Mackey. - x -ri-...Q 1, , .... ff f .rap .sniff . .wow .few 'M ,, s, aaaafff y . -fxuftz w--.1 .. - . , 118 .1 a his 1' ,La .xg gf, , E . 9 ,f I4 4 Q ilk: I W pi 4 l 1 cl I

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Cafeteria and janitorial staffs keep us Clean, fed and well-kept Although few of us ever think of the cafeteria and janitorial staffs, their valuable work is a part of their every day life. Without our lunch ladies, getting a hot nutritious lunch would be nearly impossible. Not only did the lunch ladies make the food, they had to sell it and wash the dishes, too. Mrs. Lucille Barritt is the director of the Keller Independent School System's lunches, This was her 28th year of devoting her time and effort to our lunches. Each lunch lady began work at 7 a.m. and was responsible for preparing individual foods. Everything was expected to be ready by first lunch. The state of Texas requires meat or a meat alternative, fruit or Serving - Lunch Indy Theresa Moekel serves students lunch on the snack line. Pay up - Lunch Ladies Melody Holland and Olene Yates take students' money at the end of the line, .Z Clean up a c t - Custodian justin Key keeps a watchful eye over the students d u r i n g lunch. U 164 Cafeteria and janitorial Staffs Hello - Lunch Lady Loyce Franklin's and sophomore Judi Hilgerls smiles promise Q J a pleasing lunch. vegetable, milk and bread be served. Although it is not required, dessert was also served to the students. Barritt likes the students to have a variety of foods. We all enjoy working together to make the lunches, Mrs. Loyce Franklin said. The janitors also do a very important job. Chet I-linsken has been working at Keller for eight years now and heads the entire janitorial department. Their jobs include mopping and sweeping the floors, doing lawn work and picking up whatever the students leave behind. They even stay after school until all the floors and the carpets are swept and vacuumed. - STEPHANIE CARRIER Lunch Staff - Top Row: Mary Boenisch, Monica Maide, Melody Holland. Second Row: Laverne Coleman, Lucille Batritt, Olene Yates. Third Row: Joyce Short, Theresa Moekel, Gracie Hera, Hester Walker, Loyce Franklin,