W B Ray High School - Silver Spur Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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Mrs. Letts and her assistants carry on the many jobs of Mr. Henslee's office efficiently, STUDENTS HELP Running errands, keeping atten- dance records, ordering supplies, and answering the telephone are only a few of the many duties of Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Letts' and their office workers. Without their assistance, the many functions of this school would virtually be brought to a standstill. The many duties of the main office are shared by Mrs. Thompson and her volunteer workers. Mrs. Thompson explains the PBX to her student helpers. 20 MRS. DOROTHY CARLSON Secretary

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ASSISTANTS The students and faculty of Ray owe much to the invaluable services performed by the students in the guidance , and registrar offices. These offices could never be run as efficiently as they are without the assistance of students who sacrifice one period a day. Their jobs are among the most important to the school. First row: Mrs. Sands, Joan Dugger, Shirley Stanton. Second row: Renett McMinn, Charlotte Richmond, Kay Smith, Connie Basden, Elaine Daley, Judy Wagner, Ann Wetzel. E. Taylor. Claudia Hamilton, Anne Ursprung. For two years as secretary for the guidance department, Mrs. Dugger has been a valuable asset to Ray. In those two years she has become an enthusiastic supporter of W. B. Ray High School. row: Janet Coker, Susie Cates, Mrs. Dugger, Carolyn Hayes, Pat Frazier, row: Diana Davis, Mary Rose Shaw, Carolyn Jones, Agnes Phillips, MRS. LAURA P. DUGGER Secretary HH ' . 19

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Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Mul- hollan, Mrs. Ahern, and Mrs Graham are shown discussing a P.T.A. matter, TIE BETWEE TEACHERS AND P RENTS P. T. A. OFFICERS President ....... Mrs. Gerald S. Ahern Vice-President ..... Mrs. Charles Maxwell Recording Secretary . . . Mrs, Marshall Graham Corresponding Secretary . . Mrs. E. T. Mulhollan Treasurer ...... Mrs. William H, Hawn Parliamentarian ...... Mrs. O. H, Capps Historian . . . . . . Mrs. T, Gabbert An important bond between parents and teachers is the P.T.A. At monthly meetings they combine their efforts to strive toward better understanding and solution of prob- lems. By their outstanding work, parents show their great interest in the students at Ray. , X ,MM The w. B. Ray P.T.A. yy My yy sponsors a back-to-school . e, f5' , .,,,.,,,, open house. I .si . ,.l QQ .- V f . K sa. sf 'aw .','. f t -V 4 ffl. jf? -- f .lf +5551 :Lil