Las Vegas High School - Echo Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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P wg A R 5 L f N S it T P A A N T L s A. G. DAUGHERTY WALTER V LONG For lhe second year, L. V. H. S, boasls of lwo assislanl principals Waller V, Long, as principal in charge ol allendance, issues lhe blue slips which indicale lhe plausibilily of Jrhe sfudenls excuse. Underslanding buf firm, his moflo no dilch days al Charleslon has fully impressed lhe sludenl body lhal such ideas had besl be lforgoffen. l-lis cheery voice over 'rhe P. A. syslem has earned him l'he niclcname, Las Vegasl Marvin Miller of fhe Air Principal A. G. Daugherly, as adminislralor in charge of lhe guidance and vocalional deparlmenls is commonly relerred lo as 'Redfi Mr. Daugherly is an exceplion fo Jrhe age-old adage lhal red haired people own violenl lempers, lor he meels facully and sludenl problems wilh palience, con sideralion and courlesy. A former Teacher of woodshop and dralling, he was also a Jrraclc coach unlil a few years ago. Miss Ulis Newfon and Mr. Charles George, counselors, are bolh former Jreachers of higher malhemalics. Miss Newlon is besl lcnown by her classroom moHo, Think Mr. Charles George has Jrhe privilege of malcing Jrhe mosl noise al alhlelic conlesls for he shools lhe gun 'ro end lhe lime periods, and is also 'rhe man paid fo Hwalch lhe clock, as he keeps lime lor lhem These counselors have earned lhe respecl and admiralion ol fhe sludenf body for +heir resource lulness and inleresl in each individual sludenf. ULIS NEWTON CHARLES GEORGE C C 0 0 u u N N s ff--M s L L L L 0 W 0 'QQ' R '05 4 R

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TRATGRS This year, l95I-52, marlcs the sixTh year oT The 'il-larris reign as principal ot l.. V. l-l. S. A Tormer teacher oT dratting, chemis- Try, and aviaTion, Mr. Harris also has been advisor Tor The Boulder Echo. Managing a record Thirteen hundred student enrollment has not hampered The quality ot his service To The school. One ot The big changes Mr. l-larris has witnessed is The construction ot Frazier l-lall, which helped To relieve The con- gested classrooms. i'For The good of The student and The schooli' is always his motto. For many years I.. V. l-l. S. has had insut- Ticient auditorium facilities Tor housing The entire student body. AT last The hopes and dreams are about To be accomplished. Qperation Auditoriumii Tactics have proved ettective only Through The perseverence and hard work oT an interested superintendent, an onergeTic principal, and an unseltish school board. With The Tultillment ot The goal in sight. The administration iidynamos i are not content To rest but are constantly setting new obiec- Tives. Architects Drawing of New Auditorium

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