Palo Verde High School - Olympian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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'm--..... 14 As Assistant Principal for Student Per- l sonnel, Mr. Guirl had several duties. He supervised the counseling, guidance and registrar staffs, was responsible for co- ordinating the administration of national tests, requested and approved all scheduling of standardized tests and helped to arrange meetings between col- lege representatives and students. Mr. Guirl organized procedures providing for student registration and as his final duty of the year, approved student eligibility for graduation. Assistant Principal For Student Activi- ties, Mr. William Kemmeries, coordi- nated activities of class officers, ad- visors, school clubs, and had the difficult job of enforcing school regulations and policies in respect to all student activi- ties. He planned assembly programs, athletic programs and published and distributed daily announcements. Mr. Kemmeries was responsible for the or- ganization and maintenance of the bells and public address systems. He helped Mr. Guirl, assistant principal for student personnel, and counselor's offices. Mrs. Grant assisted him by . to keep the school running smoothly. Assistant Prin ipals Aided Student Projects Mrs. Foust, Mr. Kemmeries' secretary, kept the bulle- tin board in the attendance office up to date. iq! its' xii is ski -1 I an 5 is fa U . 1 P' v. .if lk N Mr. Kemmeries discussed plans with Senior Class gested at advisory board meetings were taken to President Mark Canright. Proiects and activities sug- Mr. Kemmeries' office for his approval.

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7 iw c , xv 3.-Qi-1 I , I ii ' -t, f, In . I I .n al. . A if rw Appoinlmenls and meeling schedules for each week were discussed by Mr. Conrad Quenelle and his secretary. ' School Needs -I . I A i ' 5 ' - a4,55gQ.'if . ,ii , , W is Principal Conrad Quenelle offen checked lhe fool'- ball field during lhe aflernoon before a home game. Mr. Conrad Quenelle Iefi his office after a hard day of administraling lhe ciIy's largest school.

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Mrs. Mary Hall and Mrs. Betty Perkins, secretaries for the Dean of Girls and Boys' took care of the paperwork and were the receptionisls for the Deans. Girls' League sponsored several activities during the '67-'68 school year. Mrs. Cox attended meetings and was responsible for approving club proiects. O O O O O Deans Supervi As Dean of Girls, Mrs. Cox had several responsibilities. All social events were approved and cleared Through her office. A monthly calendar listing school activities was published and issued to all students. Serving as faculty advisor to Girl's League, Mrs. Cox stressed that girls be well-groomed and abide by school regulations. She counseled with those students who requested her help concerning prob- lems at school and at home. Due to overcrowded conditions, the Dean of Boys' position was held by Mr. Slawson the first four periods and by Mr. Evans periods 5 through l2. The re- mainder of Mr. Slawson's day was oc- cupied with the iob of Assistant Prin- cipal at Sahuaro High School. Both deans were responsible for the discipline of boys. Conferences were held with parents of students who needed help. Mr. Slawson was in charge of the assembly schedules. Both deans super- vised many of the school activities and had charge of hall monitors. sed Various School Activities Due to overcrowded sessions, parking was often Mr. Evans discussed the various parking problems, difficult for students and faculty. Mr. Slawson and especially the excess traffic after sixth period.