Watauga High School - Musket Yearbook (Boone, NC)

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Orr ikGe The secretaries kept the office going during times when the good Doctor and Mr. Fidler were preoccupied elsewhere. They kept absent sheets, handled money matters, issued tardy and absent slips, assisted stu- dents in checking out, and kept things going smoothly. The school nurse, Mrs. Harrill, had the difficult job of distinguishing between students who were really sick and ones who needed a last minute excuse to miss a test that they were unprepared for. Miss Wanda Farthing. Mrs. Lois Harrill. Mrs. Gladys Shelton. 18

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Dr. N. A. Miller, principal. The two men who were in full control, Dr. Miller and Mr. Fidler, spent some days chasing after wanderi:2 underclassmen, reminding seniors on contract that they were still allowed to attend classes, and other seniors that they had blown their contracts, reading excuses that might have been written by parents, and checking to see that the liberal dress code was follow- ed. From the safety of their offices, they informed students of daily happenings and special events. To most students, Dr. Miller's most important duty was the handing out of diplomas. DR. MILLER ATTENDS PUDIDILIEIRS Ss CONVENTION Mr. Carl Fidler, assistant principal. 17

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Mrs. Margaret Gragg Peychvect ric Mr. Ted Perry Mrs. Annabele Hunter 19