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'A' Office Is Activity Hub One of the hearts of Topeka West was the main office in A Building. This throbbing center of activity pumped out the daily bulletin, telephone mes- sages, school supplies, teacher pay checks, school-wide mail, teacher handbooks and many other materials necessary for the teaching staff to ac- complish their primary goal of educat- ing 1,318 Chargers. They helped to enroll students in Au- gust, collected textbook rental fees, se- cured proctors to operate the switch- board, sold yearbooks and tickets to athletic events, dances, and dramatic productions. They ordered classroom materials, arranged for teacher substi- tutes, kept financial records, and greet- ed visitors and students to Topeka West. Interpretation and enforcement of school policies and rules was an office responsibility. Principals enforced these policies in a way they believed most beneficial to all parties con- cei-ned. TOP RIGHT: Standing in front of the Charger Activity Calendar is Prin. Connie Skinner. ABOVE: Alphabetizing student identification cards for the secretaries in A Office is proctor Michelle Good, '8l. RIGHT: Assoc. Prin. Rome Mitchell. l 221 People X A Office yo ,mi ..'.' -f P l 5 ua-'f::::.s?:. - . N .4 ...i,,. --aiflisfesffa if sv . 2115.33-M' in l'1 was-5,17 x
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