O D Wyatt High School - Roadrunner Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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l ficient School Operation Depends on Clerks . .,. S izigififi fr and Secretary ' A ,, , s N' ifwf ' The smoothness and effectiveness S QR. ' 751 'A 1 i with which our school operates depends f M y W r V A , 4 1 largely on the efficiency of the secretary ,I M -Q ,, y 1 and clerks. I, A N-tp ' tg. M. Our responsibilities range from one t ,gag 2 Y ' I 5 extreme to the other - keeping Mr. ' , '- -1: - gl' .. My Mandeville's day organized, checking 5 1 f Q ' attendance, keeping library and regist- W x . '-A rar's records, keeping the computer .iq lot tw, , X updated and helping counselors with ' X , ' ' their recoras. V I Lv i ' X V Each of us feels a sense of dedication i 7 A H iv Q an and loyalty to each of our respective fy 'st M ' Y' ' fir ' Nl responsibilities. - 4? -f ' 3 . 121 12: 1 4 X Y Q Mary Johnson gg A 1. 'rf .,c, i . Y X' '34 1 tm i F Q .,,. 1 Mrs. Sharon Cantrell Mrs. Mary Johnson ' A Q V Q? 3 as 1 Assistant Registrar Secretary If 1 Mrs. Velma Sanders Mrs, Betty Gillingham . A 1' iii 't' , ,,.t R'-99f5ffUf Data Processing M57 W ,Alf t Mrs. Delores Newberry Mrs. Beverly Sanders , V . ' ' . , i ' CO'- 159l0f'5 Clefk Attendance Clerk ' 'W A V Mrs. Betty Kunkel ' Attendance Clerk l X . ,, . K. 'ili K S .4 Q A, ' ' 5' Msgs. , ... P... awfif. 1' . ., at - sr 1 V rf st. W t zs ' ., v' ' r 3 ' ','i f if i t ik i i . 3 W 5: N X A '-:.-:Q . Siiiilm, . 'f , , ' if S i B' ret, sf- . Q. X I 23 , X Xl iff , B 2 .... .N X X2 ii... , .t.. Q X q .. .,gf 1 , g., X - W V b . QM lwbx V' ' in ,,1zrz:.'s1 s M y . s.sl ' l A 0 lf A E .. s. Cleatus Treese Mrs' Addie Hale Mrs. Hallie Howell Mrs. Evelyn Stone 'lufse Nurses Aid Ubfaffan Librarian Assistant NURSE Aids Students in Maintaining Health The main function of the nurse in a high school is assist the student in getting medical assistance or Jnseling in areas of mental or physical illnesses. Cleatus Treese LIBRARY Provides Resources A person's education would not be complete without know- ing how to use the resources of a good library. Hallie Howell

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Counselors Bridge Communication Gap A counselor gives a student someone to talk to when he needs help. He can feel free to talk about grades, problems, graduation plans, college requirements, or iust about anything. Information concerning a large variety of subiects is available for student use. College catalogs, information about careers, iob facts, drug inform- ation and other information may be supplied by a counselor. Mrs. Betty Cruse Counselor fs l l N 1 A ., I+- ' - 1 Y , C N . A J ,V , f if f' wa 5 . 'lf I rl . L V , ,. Vg ' K . li , 'C Q55 'Ps ,if ' A ff ' g icy. . WA V'z?A'- 'VA gs, 3 it PZ 1 I SE, 54, s f 1' Mr. Lawrence Stokes Counselor, Computer Math , V L Mr. Jim Broga Counselor Mr. O. D. Adai Counselor

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40 Students Share Ideas ln English There is no subiect more personally or individually rewarding than English. Reading, writing, and interpret- ing are skills useful in every area of life, in any subiect matter or business. Since literature is the written record of man's thoughts throughout the ages, a student is able to share in ideas from thousands of his predecessors and, thus, have a broader foundation on which to base his own values and decisions. The contributions of Eng- lish classes are many times not recognized at exam time, more importantly, they have a part in our greatest test - life. Diana Moore Mrs. Diana Moore English Mrs. Carie Collins English, ACT Mr. Jim Calhoun English, Humanities Qs' r X s may s, ? ..,p1,,, 111 'MQ' QQ' QQ .est-5.?,i . Mrs. Helen Smith English Mrs. Lucy Burr English Mrs. Charline Sexton 1..- English , 'tv- Ncvfn S