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

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OHM Staff dzrries Ou! Dufie Well Quietly and unobtrusively, a group of loyal people per- form the everyday tasks that must be done to keep the school running smoothly. Each one of the capable office staff members devotes not only school time, but hours before and after, Working for the student body. The school record of each student, his attendance, and history, is only one of the jobs that demands constant attention from the staff. Even though these people have more than enough to do, they become a part of the student body, supporting all activities or projects the students undertake. The office staff is certainly an asset to our school, its students, and faculty. lean Whelan Office Secretary Dixie Dees Attendance Secretary Mr. Wilcox , f ff' -1 .. ,xx Mary Phillips Nurse Truant Officer y .ff Smokey Foster Police Officer Mrs. Wilcox Secretary

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Kauuselors Aid Students ' Dccisims' Miss Sydney Dawson Upperclass Girls' Counselor , . Mr. Charles George Upperclass Boys, Counselor Mrs. Bernice Stanford Underclass Girls, Counselor Bewildered and confused, faced with a variety of prob- lems, thousands of students have come to the counselors for aid and assistance. Invariably, they have left the office with a smile and far fewer problems! Our quartet of wise and able counselors have played an important role in the high school and college careers of a great many L.V.H.S. students. Mrs. Stanford and Mr. Roe have headed Sopho- mores in the right direction as they oriented the new junior High School students. Miss Dawson and Mr. George have given juniors and Seniors the self-confidence and careful consideration they need for their future. There are many students throughout the United States who are grateful to our counselors. . Q Mr. W'ilder Roe Underclass Boys, Counselor 28

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Student Offke Wrfrker Assist U15 gaculfy Along with their regular classes, a se- lect group of students is 'trained in of- fice procedures. The many jobs that must be done by the office staff often require assistance, this aid is furnished by the considerate students who are Willing to devote time and effort to ease the tensions of office work. Stu- dent vvorkers perform many tasks to give our counselors and staff the time they need to dedicate to the student body. The students run errands, type lists, run off stencils, deliver messages, and assist many confused students. All of these jobs are extremely time-con- suming, therefore, student office workers are greatly appreciated but are also compensated by the experi- ence they receive. Competent student helper gives announcements of the day. FRONT ROXV: Kathy Reicl, Karen Carder, joy Moss, Sharon Thomas, Hilary Coldwater, Kathy Sirotta, Nancy Lee, Carol Pratto, Sue Tilhnan, Kathy Brookline. SECOND ROXV: Judy Pickerell, Judy XValling, Charoltl Buck, Carole Shelton, Susan Crecnspun, Anne Griffiths, Carolyn Barnett, Janis Denison, Celia Elclreclge, lucly Sutton, james Richards. TOP ROXV: Sydnee McAllister, Garry Fox, Sharon Hixenbaugh, Trent XVhittle, Patti Urga, jon Larson, Armenc Bell, Roberta McCracken, Kathy Chang, Sybil Lowe. 30