West Phoenix High School - Westerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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DEAN ELEANOR FULLINGTON Mrs. Ruth Faulkner, a new personality on the West High campus, was kept very busy this year. As secretary to the deans, she not only handled all of the adminis- tration's printed matter, she also super- vised the lost and found department, a full-time job in itself. ix EXTRA SPECIAL Pert, smiling Dean of Girls Eleanor Fullington is well-known to all West students. She lends her numerous talents to such varied activities as Girls' League sponsor, supervisor of all campus club activities, and regu- lator of the school calendar. In spite of her busy schedule, how- ever, Miss Fullington is never too busy to help a girl with a problem. An experienced teacher and coun- selor, Miss Fullington has been coun- seling at West for all five of its school years. Never old-fashioned in her ideas, she is continually striving to make ours 'A New West. Mrs. Ruth Faulkner, secretary to the deans

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Mrs. Carole Shrier, capable key punch operator. can find every bit of information that has been compiled on every student. She is a great help to counselors as well as the Registrars office. a i Ever-busy attendance secretary, Mrs. Helen Low- miller, says a friendly Welcome back with her cordial smile as she checks students' return slips every morning. T0 SERVE STUDENTS The pleasant and proficient atmos- pher of the registrar's office is familiar to all teachers and students as it works behind the scenes to keep active West High running on an even keel. Here, registration, scheduling and at- tendance duties are performed while complete profiles of the activities, hon- ors, grades, etc., of students are conven- iently and accurately recorded and filed. Mrs. Olive Ray serves Principal Stone as AIA ex- ecutive secretary in keeping important records, and she is also a clerk in the registrar's office. I 2 I I ,Q U ul .s- Five

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- Q Dean Vaughn takes a little time out of his busy schedule to sell two tickets for the Dads' Club Father and Daughter Banquet. Dean of Boys William C. Vaughn is one of the most popular figures on the West High campus. He is res onsible for the student P handbook, which every Thunderbird. finds invaluable. In addition, Dean Vaughn is supervisor of the Boys' League and one of the guiding forces behind the Dads' Club. Mr. Vaughn has been at West as Dean of Boys since its opening and without him, West High wouldn't seem complete. The tables were turned this year when members of the Dads' Club of West Phoenix High School honored their daughters at the Father and Daughter banquet held November 9 in the cafeteria. It has been tradi- tional for them to have a Father- Son banquet. Dean Vaughn, secre- tary of the club, made arrange- ments for the sale of the dinner tickets at 51.50 per person. Both Dean Fullington and Dean Vaughn direct many extra-curricular activi- ties at West. Dean William C. Vaughn Seven