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

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f,. r l ,5- EX l, ll ll ll i! Xx axfgxkfqt, A,v, of musicians, tuning up before a per- formance . . . several groups of experts, in their own completely different field . . . listen . . . how discordant . . . a confused, purposeless sea of noise .... And now the conductor steps from the wings . . . strides to the podium and raps authoritatively . . . a silence falls over the orchestra . . . he lifts his baton, and the group begins to play . . . pouring forth their genius in a welded, balanced, harmonized manifestation of music. So the administration molds our schools . . welding them into a well-functioning unit . . . conducting . . . leading . . . no school's prob- lem too minute for their attention . . . they are the binding force . . . without them . . . confusion.

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1.4-1- W is-I XX I .1-11' 14 R Gulld Gray Supervntendent Superintendent - Asslstants J Harold Brlnley HHH r , A N p - V h I H . ' no ' , sl' YWW?7fLLcf y 5 I t lllIIIIlIIHr'H ' ai ' ll'i'H,'Ini 3 G ' .. -f ' 3 . y t 'A , 2 , I Assistant Superuntendent Supermtendent Gray has achieved success de spate lnsuffncnent fmances and twelve thousand students an Las Vegas schools by January 1955 Assistant Superlntendent Brmley ably undertakmg the procurement of effncuently organlzung the budget and over seemg buuldlng mamtenance 'Q George E Hams Asslstant Superuntendent