Roy High School - Royals Yearbook (Roy, UT)

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Secretaries HIGHLIGHTS OF A DULL DAY The secretaries in the office always seem busy. They have many different jobs to perform just to get Roy High through one day. Their diligence and hard work should be widely applauded for they have the spirit that makes Roy High number one! Pam Stuart Para -Professionals PARA-PROFESSIONALS ON THE MOVE These ladies tackle giant stacks of papers each day. As you pass by, you see fin- gers flying across the keys of their typewriters. Still, in all the busy rush of the para-professionals, they always' have smiles on their faces and greet you with a cheerful Good Morning . Sharon Seamons Counselors g HELP! I I The counselors at Roy High provide excellent instruction in the field of career explo- ration. They also have the sometimes trying job of rear- ranging schedules and a few heads. When someone has a problem they often find them- selves at the counselors getting just the help they need. Janice Thompson N,-' . , .wav-a rgs, .. nv-. 118 ri 'QT .glfij lg' Gloria Johnson I2-HC SOTSUSOD Iona Stoker Ruth Fisher Alberta Ross Elain Allen fr'- ., , . ,-It -4,11 'T. 1- 'ARELJL' -6 -3 - -:vs Cynthia Olson Diane Williams Liz Baker i had or FLAT. rrsr Dave Bramley Dick Wade Scott Anderson