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

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'U no fwfr' 7 K, J! 5 , Perhaps a fine would help this stu- dent to he careful on the school grounds. Some students may never learn to wait their turn in line. . .1-fe-.N V . X-N, - W f X .1--nl Front row: Dean Slade, Steve Ducharme, Elaine Danzinger, Linda Carpi, J oe Neal, Kenyon Moss, Sandra Huntsman, Kay Kent, Jacob Smithg Second row: Bill Preece, Steve Nelson, J im Cameron, J im Cartin, Chris Holloway, Vickie Leavitt, Jimmy Guhler, Tona Smith, Cecile Goldfarb, Ric Scarffg Third row: Sally Massa, Susan Stewart, Jimmy Gamett, John Daugherty, Terry Ryan, Bill Gritiiths, Arne Rosencrantz, Paul Maugham, Phyllis Ward, Fourth row: Stan Knoles, Larry Cooper, Jerry Mason, Johnny Clark, Robert Sanchez, Marcia Beatty, Bill Nichols. 21 1 Lvylg, ,,.,.-J, A- ww , I A 1 , . wg2g1f,..,. .,.a..,2,,,1 f Ky--a a'

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Regulafions of the 6'ampus Are Enforced by 3.561 Mr. Bailey Advisor -s.,Q'.'- It is the commissioner's duty to raise and lower the flag each day. A sense of tension fills the air as the boy slowly climbs the stairs at the main entrance to Main Hall. Suddenly an efficient looking boy or girl approaches him and asks the fateful question, Are you a Senior?'7 How often this question is asked! For it is one of the most important duties of the Student Enforcement Commission to safe- guard the privileges due only to the members of the Senior class. Woe to any offender who dares to dress up on a Wednesday, leave early for an assembly, sit in the Senior section of the auditorium or gym, stand in the Senior lunch lines, or walk in the Senior squares. The en- forcement organization of L.V.l'l.S. also has the duty of making sure that all students either attend the assemblies or study hall. Student Enforcement Commissioner Ken- yon Moss leads a commission of about thirty students who truly do a great service to Las Vegas High School. Kenyon Moss Student Enforcement Commissioner 20

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The Adminisfrafion Provides Guidance and Direcfion The needs of all the schools in our area are taken care of by a group of civic minded adults who take it upon themselves to see that the improve- ments which are needed are instituted. The Board of Education and the School Administration are constantly trying to get the textbooks, teachers, and classroom facilities so urgently needed by the Las Vegas School District. They meet regularly to discuss the current education problems and to do something about them, if possible. It is the privilege and the duty of other adults to aid our administrators by bringing to them problems which they feel merit discussion and solution. Our administrators help to make our schools what they are, consequently helping to create those memories which we will always treasure. Through their efforts LVHS is able to function more efli- ciently. Leland Newcomer Superintendent Harvey Dondero Assistant Superintendent