Round Rock High School - Dragon Yearbook (Round Rock, TX)

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Office recruits before split to Westwood by Lori Baum Contrary to popular belief, it was not the principals, but the secre- taries who ran the school. With the split to Westwood, RRHS recruited and reassigned nine secretaries: Ruth Bengston QRR secretaryfbookeeperl, Jan- ice Cravey ftypingfbooksfwith- drawalsj, Jan Heise fduplicationf RRHS ADAD, Shirley Lefler freceptionistfswitohboard opera- tori, Teresa Moore fvice-princi- pals' secretaryj, Nevalene Mors- bach CRF? registrarfcornputer operationsi, Sally Pope QWW registrarfcomputer operationsj, Peggy Stafford ffront deskf attendance clerkj, and Jo Tucker ffront deskflunchroorn opera- tionsj. Despite obstacles, this army of women stuck by the Drag- ons faithfully. Top left: Secretaries of front office: S. Legler, J. Tucker, R. Bengston, T. Moore, and P. Stafford. Above: Librarians fl to rl: Betty Spell- man, Nell Burkland and Georgia Means check the book before it leaves the library. Bookroom secretaries: J. Cravey, N. Morsbach, J. Heise and S. Pope.

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They substitute as our 'help' away from home by Lori Baum With the intention of helping stu- dents and a great deal of patience, counselors Mary Ellen Kiely fSr. counselori, Pam Jacobs CWest- wood counselori, Pat Patereau rJr. counselorl, Don Hall fSoph. counselori, and Ed Crabb fVoca- tional counselori attacked the new semester system. They were con- tinuously bombarded by dozens of students waiting in line for days with problems, both scholastic and personal. Top right: Don Hall and Ed Crabb laugh away their problems. Photo by Chris Burford Above: Pam Jacobs and Pat Patereau charm their way through their duties. Right: Ms. Kieiy doesn't even have time to pose for the camera. We .l l .--f

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Right Tom Loftin, school psychologist, opens his office for business. Below PTA officers: QL. to r.J: B. Mayo, V Womble, M. Shear, J. Womble, B. :ia G- J Special people offer skills in own way by LOFRI BAUM PTA members, the school nurse, and school psychologist all seen rarely by most students, backed the Bock in their own special ways. PTA officers lPresidents Judy and Buddy Mayo, Vice-presidents, Marlene and Bob Shear, Secretar- ies Betsy and Fred Schmidt, and Treasurers, Virginia and Jim Wom- blel helped the school financially. The same applied to school nurse Pat Baum, and school psy- chologist, Tom Loftin. Using their medical backgrounds, they doc- tored most of the student body. Their combined efforts showed their natural concern for the Top right: School nurse, Pat Baum kisses the hurt away. E? ,W I pl S 0 N' 1 a..,,,M 5.6 4:'iiTV if . I 4 , , , un' 'V , V as My f . . , . .l f . X 'lt W -M gmg vt, in it mx ,, J fn--N, sl A 5 ' 1' . ' ' Aw Fil Hu' Y ,A..s-a- 'i ' . 'K M X V .-,421 t , ht fl., Y, 72 I1 . xv . - H W' H 'Mal W ggi 4 W .1 1' W Q., ',' : Y ,f I K XU5 .' n 'H ' v F '- ' ' S -a ., - 'L 451 gif- E- QQ I Y' ,,- ill ,x xi., V. 's b .. .ll . .QA , if J'