Pensacola High School - Annona Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Blakely. Barbara Culpepper. Darlene Engleman. Dorothy Hollaway. Ruth Lowe. Helen Morris. Linda Recce. Nancy Slaughter. Nancy Vanhtten. Marian 22

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The assistant principals have done a fine job assisting Mr. Mabry. One man cannot run an entire school and Mr. Oelerich and Mr. Cone have helped make sure that Mr. Marby re- ceives enough assistance. They prepare budgets and curriculum. I Mr Mabry constantly has the very best in- terest of all PUS students on his mind! 2 Principal Mr. Mabry wonders about the how’s and why’s of high school problems. Mr Mabry and Ronnie Murphy accept a portrait of the govenor from Dr Rob Palmer. 4 Assistant principal John R Oelerich pon- ders over the problems of running a school. 5 Mr. Cone, takes time out of his routine to read the daily bulletin and the reports. 21

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Secretaries help PHS run smoothly The job of the secretaries and aids is to help keep Pensacola High running smoothly. In the main office transcripts are sent to colleges so that former stu- dents might be able to further their education. All types of forms have to be kept each day, and remain on file for further reference. Many telephone calls are answered and their messages relayed to the designated party. Phone traffic is sometimes quite heavy and messages quite often pile up. In all office matters the staff at PHS is totally competent and are always alert. I Mrs. Barbara Blakely answers the phone and relays the message to the right party. 2 Mrs. Peak helps check figures each day to make sure in each report 2 + 2 equals 4 3 Mrs. VanEtten strived diligently to keep Mr. Mabry’s tiring day running smoothly. 4 Lihrarv assistants and teachers aids enjoy discussing the day's high and low spots. 23