Paradise Valley High School - Trojan Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Staff keeps Mrs. Lynda Flora Nurse ,. X Mrs. Mary Jane Johnson Bookstore Manager fN 9 J? L R X' Mrs. Mary Fero Security F mf X Lzr k xsszgzif. ..., S ,.., ,.,,,. ,,, ' ffl t .4 F lg K Mr. Richard Kaar Security 22 Mrs. Delores Philley Nurse Mrs. Carole Lehman Bookstore Mr. Randy Holt Security school running smoothly Our secretaries on campus have important things to do in the office. The secretaries keep things run- ning smoothly by taking phone calls, using the computers for the atten- dance and handling of attendance problems. The benefits of being a secre- tary is talking with everyone and seeing the students everyday, says Mrs. lda Gerber, secretary to Mr. Buckley. Besides the secretarial staff, the school nurses, Mrs. Lynda Flora and Mrs. Delores Philley, also enjoy their job by keeping the stu- dents fit and healthy. At the begin- ning of the year they did health screening with things such as the hearing and vision tests. Another group on campus deals with the students because they are the security guards. The security guards feel that they benefit from their job by helping students with their problems. The advantage is talking and seeing all the students everyday. The security guards use their walkie talkies to determine the location of the other security. This is the first year that they have used them and they find them very use- ful. J .ff . f R J f i ' 2 2 W . . l A yy Q I Mrs. Lynda Flora and Mr. John Hudson confer about school business. Mrs. Carol Olson Security Mrs. Pat Dee is in charge of Attendance records.

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Al l Miss Jane Northup. assistant principal. Mr. John Hudson, assistant principal. Mr. Hal Buckley, principal. Y New principal initiates Allstars Mr. Hal Buckley, Paradise Val- ley's new principal, feels PV is one of the best schools around. I enjoy PV very much. We have a very fine staff that is committed to excel- lence in teaching the student body. Mr. Buckley came to PV from Chapparal High where he worked as vice-principal for seven years and acting principal for a semes- ter. The major difference between PV and Chapparal, according to Mr. Buckley, is that PV is still under construction while Chapparal is complete. The students are the same all around. This school is very student oriented but the students also realize there are rules to follow when something is wrong. Since arriving at PV, Mr. Buckley has added some of his own person- al touches such as the reading of a historical fact each day and saying the pledge of allegiance on Mon- days and Fridays. I feel the stu- dents should say the pledge of alle- giance because it shows patriotism and the fact that we care enough for the country we live in. Each stu- dent can show a little respect for his country. Many have fought and died to live in this country, com- mented Mr. Buckley. Besides saying the pledge of al- legiance, Mr. Buckley helped to set up an Allstar retreat, which was a four day trip to Prescott in which students had the opportunity to get to know themselves better. Il

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Board sets policies Mr. Tom Horne Mrs. Karen McNett President Board Member Mrs. Vicki Canen Mrs. Candice Nagel Clerk Board Member Mr. Tom Sweeney Board Member Every first and third Thursday of the month sees a meeting of the Board of Education. Special meet- ings can be held during the month if the need arises. The five members assemble in the governing board room with Mr. Tom Horne presiding. A three page agenda that can range from topics Mr, Tgby Speggard Mrs. Virginia D. lVlCEly88 Asst, Superintendent Asst. Superintendent Mr, James Smith Dr, James E. Jurs Asst. Superintendent Asst. Superintendent concerning curriculum through transportation is present at all board gatherings. The governing body of Paradise Valley is the final authority on all district matters. Mrs. Jean Scharrer Secretary Mrs. Marjorie Kaplan Superintendent