Ruskin High School - Mirage Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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l I l S l Myriad activities and duties carried on through the office keep secretaries occupied all day long, Orderly routine keeps Smith-Hale office staff Clerical Workers ' Secretaries created an orderly air in their daily routines, by typing forms and punching cards, joining the office staff, Mrs. , Turner and Mrs. Prouty helped continue the office effectiveness by typing college transcripts, permanent records and calculating trans- portation records. uty. Secretaries, Seated: Mrs. Dorinda Padgett, Mrs. Bobbie Garrison. Smmliug: busy. Increase Staffs With the formation of the Smith-Hale library, Mrs. Davenport joined the staff, serving at Smith-Hale and Ruskin. New books on sociology, civil rights, and human relations were added to the col- lection. King, Mrs. Donna Harness. Emmons, Mrs. janey Tull, Mrs. jane Lewis, Mrs. Milly 1 'Z 33 lA 7 I Miss Tani Hilton, Mrs. Carole Hoover, Mrs. Marilyn Kepple, Mrs. jean fggganuvlv' il! KU 'R 9

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S,-,,L, ,.., ,,,,,,,,.,.,,,L A b ' M . Arm Abarr, librariang Mrs. Corinne Miller, library cle Mrs. Carolyn Davenport, li rariung rs Raphael Schach utilizes the library facilities before school for study purposes. X. M X Q FY i .. 8 if 3 X 3 ,sr ri 1+ swims WN. i s.:,t1 1 x V 5 XNNN 'X sr .4 EQSQ? if 1 Q N, 4- .. , 'K w Ms, Sinn rkg Mrs. Elrlora Miller, library Clerk. Secretaries: Mrs. Dorthea Gfeller, Mrs. Lee Turner, Mrs. Patricia Prouty. 7 .W .ix N 5. QHDW -qv' ,, M , Wah ,U M2 X I ff' l , v ,Aww 'fx' ' , , K 07 l , 1 1 ,, 5567 1 If , , ! 1 0 J 2 'W 5' Z! Q 1 Q rypir Turn typin ports: Secret Miss 'N ' 'GX . M p.. pp 7 1 .l .pm- . .,,: '? Elie?-AJS? -4 li 5 ,fx x 4 4 p 5 Q is

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