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

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Mr. Long Staff Assistant Because of the great increase in the number of people attending LVHS, the location of the at- tendance oflice and the system by which it is run was changed. For the first time this year, the oflices are now located in Frazier Hall. The at- tendance is no longer recorded on an honor sys- temg therefore, there is a great deal more work for Miss Shamley, Dean of Girls, and Mr. Olsen, Dean of Boys. These two people, along with their student office workers, tabulate the students who are absent, and record this on their records. They also are responsible for issuing the re-admission slips after the students return. They plan an im- portant role in the student body of LVHS and the job they have done will be long remembered. Miss Shamley Dean of Girls Mr. Olson Dean of Boys

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Principals S'l1ow kill While Adminisiraiing 0ur School To our new principal, Mr. John Paul, and the vice-principals, Miss Newton and Mr. Paille, falls that most important job: administrating all affairs concerning Las Vegas High School. Because Las Vegas High is so large and plays such an important part in the edu- cation of so many students, those who are in charge of its administration must necess- sarily be highly trained, competent individuals with a special knack for doing just the right thing at just the right moment. They must fit a schedule which would ordinarily con- sume around 30 hours into the 211- which are allotted them each day. Our principal and vice-principals have done an excellent job of running the school as smoothly as possible, thus helping to create the many memories which will remain in the minds of the alumni of Las Vegas High School, 1965. mg Miss Newton Assistant Principal Mr. Paul Principal Mr. Paille Assistant Principal 24-

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dounselors Aid Sfudenfs in Preparing for fheir Fufure The beginning of each school year brings with it a great deal of confusion which can only be cleared up by our four class counselors. Miss Dawson, Mr. George, Mrs. Stanford, and Mr. Roe play a very important part in making sure that each stu- dent is given a program which will suit his individual needs. Helping our sophomores to make the transition from Junior High School are our two sophomore class counselors, Mrs. Stanford and Mr. Roe. Miss Dawson and Mr. George help the upperclassmen to plan their programs to make them eligible for admission to the colleges of their choice. To all these people we owe thanks for the part they have taken in making our years full of memories. Miss Dawson Upperclass Girls' Counselor Mr. Roe Underclass Boys' Counselor 26 Mr. George Upperclass Boys' Counselor Mrs. Stanford Underclass Girls' Counselor