White Pine County High School - Coyote Yearbook (Ely, NV)

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hat Cared The variety of duties assistant principal, Mr. Florindo Mariani, carried out the past year ranged from cheerleader's advisor to administrators representative of Student Council to chief Confessor of temporarily wayward students. Mr. Mariani learned the ropes of the trade through graduation from White Pine, and then returned to teach here for seven years. In 1965 Mr. Mariani became part of the administration. .l- fil ..i. ti 4 fl iff JZ ,tif if Of Course I enjoy my work! said Mr. Merrill Rawlings counselor of two years at W.P.H.S. Mr. Rawlings is shown above. left with Mrs. Virginia Zele. Union High in Roosevelt, Utah, Friends University of Colorado, and Western State College were the sites of Mr. Rawling's education. Mrs. Louis Swearingen, one of our high school counselors, was helpful to a lot of kids who were wandering, lost around the halls. She helped advise the Freshman class in the past year. She's also helped the Juniors take PSAT tests. She's been a great help to all of us in the past, at one time or another. Thanks Mrs. Swearingen, A r

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,f .F vii' 't - my f LLVVVNLV . Q L' fl 1' I Iffl f L p 7 w. . +3 The Estahlishmen tj' 'li .3 I 'Ill Q' W5 if gifflhif t , A WAL f f s Mr. Joseph Thiele's attitude could be P AG, H! fx summed up in two words: he cares. V ' , ,Aj VK White Pine High's principal of seven 1, ' A 1 years cared enough about his students if 1 to help shovel off the football field , L so the team could play the Yerington game. NX He cared enough to arrange for lycium V X and pep assemblies. Mr. Thiele was involved with students through attending a variety of school activities counseling students with special problems and just by being there when he was needed. VM Albert L. Cooper graduated from W.P.H.S. in 1950. He is also a graduate of the University of Nevada in Reno, where he majored in Sociology and Psychology. He's W.P. County Truant Officer and checks up on the attendance of the students.

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V 14-7-QKJ XX I X zfyzj -'C-z'.,4',o x f 5 441'-leaf-X. 72 'QR' Minard Moss, assistant superintendent Betty Rykovich, secretary of W. P. schools A it . tie- 1 f W ttttt + i M S. , , Ur. Many students will remember Mrs. Maureen Westby Uar leftj and Mrs. Ella Ashby fleflj for the admit slips they have stamped for students, but these two ladies have many other duties as White Pine High School's office secretaries. Mrs. Irene Chamberlain, fbelowj financial secretary, helped many clubs keep their budget books balanced. Mr. Orr, Mr. Moss and Mrs. Rykovich fpictured belowj have had the staggering job of supervising the administrative affairs of the White Pine County Schools. Mr. Jim Porter fupper left, next pagej was hired this 71-72 school year as White Pine Schools' first athletic director. , M., John Orr superintendent of White Pine County schools it 2 i 'Z 5