Beverly High School - Beverlega Yearbook (Beverly, MA)

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SCHOOL QE EQ AND OFF-ICE AIDEQ Miss Susan Allison and Miss Suellen Na- son, with the help of the office aides, per- formed many duties this year. Their daily routine consisted of answering all calls and routing them to the proper recipient, greet- ing visitors, handling the PA system, sort- ing mail, keeping reports for Dr. Fisher, is- suing bus tickets, and publishing the menu. Some of their more exacting work was hand- ling the details of the graduation exercises and processing all transcripts leaving the school. ' it ni vs Miss Susan Allison and Miss Suellen Nason, secretaries MAIN OFFICE AIDES BOTTOM ROW: E. Pitman, M, Dunham, J, Bryant, S. Landolphi, C. Preston. TOPVROXV: S. Barker, S Igeeqh A Foley, B. Taylor, C.'Allen.