Plainview High School - Plain View Yearbook (Plainview, TX)

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23 Office girl, Debbie Donnell, assists Robert Ludrick in checking out.

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Office Staff works hard for PHS students v One of Mrs. Covey's many duties is checking students' eyes. Counselors smoothed the way for the students at PHS. There were three full time counselors. Beginning in August, they were on duty through registration, busy with schedules and schedule changes. Miss Buford helped puzzled sophomores and juniors through difficult moments. In the spring she organized the pre-registration pro- gram. Mrs. Horner oriented the freshmen and eased them into the fast pace at PHS. Mr. Kunkel guided the seniors through their final year of high school and took important steps in prepar- ing them for college or future life outside of PHS. Serving PHS in various ways are three com- petent secretaries, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Damron, and Miss Copeland. Together with a staff of office girls, they filed correspondence, did clerical work, and furnished students with vital information. Mrs. Sharp kept the records for all of the stu- dents, sent transcripts for seniors, and helped the counselors. Working as attendance clerk, Mrs. Damron kept a record of student absences. In addition to being Mr. Veatch's secretary, Miss Copeland kept the books for PHS. Keeping an eye on the health of PHS students was the job of Mrs. Covey, R.N. A few of her many tasks were checking the vision of the fresh- men, checking on immunizations for freshmen and juniors, and taking care of all first aid. She also served as sponsor of the Medical Careers Club. 22 Mrs. Sharp, Miss Copeland, and Mrs. Damron arrange student location cards.

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Many serve in many ways MRS. SUNSHINE COFFEY The cafeteria staff was composed of six full-time and four part- time workers, 14 P.H.S. students, and two Wayland students. The ladies came at 7:30 and stayed till 2:00. The number served daily varies between 750 and 900. The custodians spent many hours keeping P.H.S. clean. They came early each day to see that the building was heated properly. Before they left, they made sure that the building was clean for the next day. This year the 20 students that worked in the library checked out about 100 books a day. Hours were changed to 7:30-5:30. The main activity of the Library Club was selling paperbacks. The officers were Patti Holsapple, president; vice-president. Ginger Hutmacher, secretary, Francy Reeves; and Linda Martin, chaplain. 24 Members of the Library Club were Linda Sloan, Vicki Lamb, Diana Glenn, Pamela Burnham, Clyde Fulkerson, Haze Hutmacher, Sponsor—Mrs. Coffey, Sylvia Flores, Francy Reeves, Linda Martin, Ginger Hutmacher, and Patti Holsapple.