Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Perry, GA)

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Mrs. Fendley Mrs. Barrett Mrs. Gray Mrs. McCoy Two seasoned veterans to the counseling offices returned to Perry High this fall. Mrs. Betty Gray and Mrs. Thelma McCoy share the duties and responsibilities of the center known to all students and teachers because of the helpful, friendly nature ofthe two ladies occupying these positions. Mrs. Gray, a Perry High graduate, and Mrs. McCoy, a graduate of the former Houston High, divide the classes alphabetically with Mrs. McCoy seeing students whose last name begins with a letter in the first half ofthe alphabet and Mrs. Gray seeing those students whose last name begins with a letter in the last half. While there is no such thing as a normal routine, the counselors assist students in scheduling, determining credit hours for graduation, preparing for college and job applications, filling out Scholastic Aptitude Test applications, obtain- ing scholarship information, and gaining post-secondary educational opportunity information. Support with a smile ... Although not new to Perry High, Mrs. Debbie Murphy Fendley has assumed the position of Mr. Smith's secretary. A PHS grad, Mrs. Fendley handles the many duties and tasks requested not only by Mr. Smith, but also teachers and students. Attributed to Mrs. Fend- ley is the comment, I can only do 12 things at once! Returning to her vault and accoun- tant's pen is Mrs. Lilli Ann Barrett. In that position for 15 years, Mrs. Barrett has the responsibility of accepting, logging, and receipting all money turned into the school, clubs, or organizations. Mrs. Andrews Mrs. Andrews, a Perry High graduate, assists Mr. Loudermilk with the daily attendance and with state forms and permanent records. Although the tasks seem endless, the counselors offer to both students and teachers a willing ear and assistance when needed. SUPPORT STAFF 19

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Principal people trio tackles tasks A complete change in administration took place this year. Faced with such tasks as adding the ninth grade to the existing facilities, utilizing a newly completed vocational wing, and implementing the Quality Basic Education program, the administra- tion had their work cut out for each of them. As principal, Mr. Phil Smith assumed responsibility in all areas of Perry High. Delegating responsibility for disciplinary actions to Mr. Bill Loudermilk and tasks such as the Full-Time-Equivalent count and Federal Lunch forms to Ms. Angela Wilson, Mr. Smith put into action plans and progams to further the unity of Perry High students with their school and the community. 18 ADMINISTRATION

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Mrs. Armitage Miss Arrington Chief Barton Mr. Claxton Mrs. Crockett Mr. Culpepper Mr. Finleyson Mrs. Fowler Mr. Franklin 20 FACULTY