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

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Floyd CSandyJ Harris Police Officer O we STqHfPeglorms Cll0T6S Cheejullg.. In the principals office and the general offices, several people, who are important to the efficiency of the school, perform their duties. These people are known as the Staff. They operate the school offices in two fields-business and public relations. The Staff members do all of the important business work that is necessary for school opera- tion, and they act as buffers between the school and the public. Since these persons work with students, they get to understand them. They are willing to aid the Student Body in almost any constructive project, and above all, they are loyal to the school. The well-being of the school depends heavily on our cheerful, able Staff. Jean Whelan Dixie Dees Office Secretary Attendance Secretary Mrs. Wilcox Secretary Mary Phillips Nurse l -29- Mr. Wilcox Truant Officer

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unselors Superintenol Ourfldrainin , Much of the success of students in their later life is owed to the school they attend and the courses they study. While at LVHS students are fortunate in having the assistance of four able counselors. The counselors do not direct the students' future plansg instead they help the student decide for himself. Miss Dawson and Mr. George are always available to pupils of the upper classes. They under- stand the higher cducational institutions, and their suggestions are valuable. Mrs. Stanford and Mr. Roe are happy to aid the bewildered students entering as Sophomores. Each student has a friend and advisor in his counselor. Miss Sydney Dawson Mr. Charles George Upperclass Girls' Counselor Upperclass Boys' Counselor Mrs. Bernice Stanford Mr. Wilder Roe Underclass Girls' Counselor Underclass Boys' Counselor -28..

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Sfuolent Oilice WOYQCTS Develop Responsilmilit .. Supplementing their school day with actual office experience, a group of students serves as office aids. Running errands and typing lists, they remove a large burden of necessary work and give the administrators and counselors time that can be used to advantage. These students gain experience in office work, and while improving the efficiency of the counselorls offices, they help other students. S d h l d d h k ROW 1 left to right Kathy Hellmer, Sandy Lawler, Linda Foutz, Suz- OF? jlfgetseiiis recor agen ance on C ec anne DeLang.,1e ROW 2 Lou Anne Stewart, Marilyn Kelch, Kay Sidall, V Rita Schembaum Sharon Linn. ROW 3: Jackie Sedore, Leola Wehrman, Frances Elmzren Dee Brosman, Jackie Womble, Sharon Crockett. Nu- ROW l, lefl to riglal: Terrie Zenoff, Paula Giancontiere, Sharon Collins, Shirley Pingle. ROW Z: Barry Johnson, Kathy Holland, Janis Denison, Marx Lou Goddard. -30-