Spring Woods High School - Safari Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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an gh, Mag I help gou? The service staff added Comfort and convenience To the basic process of learning. The cafeteria and snack bar staffs Prepared hot meals And snacks for lunch While the nurses provided A restful place for the ill. Librarians guided us to Proper references while preserving A quiet atmosphere for study. The maintenance engineer kept The building in operating condition. All played an important role in Maintaining a pleasant environment For learning. f iii ii 23 1' 1 The snack bar staff pauses for a picture before Mrs M Hudson and Mrs E Laut librarians i going to work. a shipment of new ll Q 'Z 'Pe

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An The desk set The office staff spent many hard days i g Admitting and dismissing students, if W Recording absences, entrances, and withdrawals. Secretaries received and sent messages to Principals, teachers, and students. Their tasks were difficult ones. They tried to keep information on 3800 individuals. They were constantly tabulating the McLaughlin catches up on the bookkeeping. Moves of q gchgol qnd its pegple, Mrs. E. Adams glances up from her work. K.. - D Mrs. R. Kilpatrick keeps dfews 0f U '9e5 Un 0PP0'nlmenl fof Mr. DGW5- Mrs. J. Biek talks to students as they sign in. files for counselors. ,M km im. ' s r Mrs. J. Couser gives a parent some useful information. 267

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Stewart, maintenance engineer, repairs er. Q is l. McLeod, nurse's aid, reaches for a Pmeter. l l l 1 l l 1 - af WWW E MIN' .N Mrs. J. Sorrell takes in money for books. Mrs. P. Larson, head nurse, chats with Mrs. D. Savage. Mrs. E. Laut, library clerk, types overdue notices. 269