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

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Mrs Phillips Nurse Necessary Duties Are Performed by fhe Of fiee Sfaff A school as large and smooth functioning as is Las Vegas High must have an efiicient and loyal office staff behind it, insuring that it will be able to carry on the process of learning without too much trouble. With the addition of two new secretaries in Student Services and many more under-secretaries and teachers, aids, the office stall' is now composed of many people who spend more time on the campus than do the majority of those in the student body itself. They are responsible for keeping an accurate record of each student as well as keeping him well in- formed about school activities. They, too, are part of LVHS and the memories made there. A Q A J s i ts E I - 5 5 'if fe -e fr E ,,s, , t ' A ' -, -f X wa sm Q G ,gif r '- fe -Igan Whelan J0llIl MCDOH3ld Office Secretary Policeman Attendance Secretary Front: Betty Casto, ,lan Zeppelin, Kathy Garner. Back: Karen Grau, Carol Bowlin, Merry Lee Balen.

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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

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English Forms fire Basis for All learning The ability to use the English language graph- ically as well as correctly is one of the most im- portant things which can possibly be achieved in the years spent at l...V.H.S. Striving to help the students master this art through grammar. themes, and a detailed study of Shakespeare and other classics are those teachers who teach in our English Department. L.V.H.S. and its student Body owe them a great deal and will remember them long after graduation is a faded memory. Nellie Bohn B.A. Bowling Green St. Univ. M.A. Columbia University Tom Blount B.A. North Central College Glenn Butterfield B.A. Whitman M.A. Whitman Jeanne Chretien n B.A. University of Nevada M.A. University of Nevada Chink Coleman A.B. St. Edward's Univ. Cathryn Gladden B.A. University of Michigan