Binghamton Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

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Row 1: Mrs. Florence Houpis, Miss Jane Miller, Miss Josephine Ashker. Row 2: Miss Margaret Linehan, Mrs. Marjorie Hebbard, Mrs. Genevieve Driscoll. I OOO An efficient secretarial staff is vitally important in running a high school smoothly. ln this re- spect, Binghamton Central High School is indeed fortunate, for a capable secretary is found in each one of the executive offices. Their responsibilities include making appointments, keeping records, operating the switchboard, and guarding the lost and found department. Some of our secretaries a so help students in the bookroom, a popular source of supply of books, school tokens, notebooks, and other school paraphernalia. Visitors to Mr. Marean's office are greeted by Miss Josephine Ashker. Her smiling face is a familiar sight to all seniors, to whom she has been friend and confidant on many occasions. The sophomore and junior girls' and boys' counselors, Miss Marion Taylor and Mr. Joseph Powers, en- trust their clerical work to Miss Margaret Linehan. It is largely due to her capabilities that both these offices are run so competently. Mrs. Rose Wilcox, attendance officer, is aided by Mrs. Mary Brown. Their numerous duties include checking over the number of absentees and obtaining their excuses. The tremendous job of supervising the bookroom rests in the able hands of Mrs. Genevieve Driscoll . The hub of all activity at Central High is the main office. The enormous amount of work which comes into this room is done by Mrs. Florence Houpis, Mrs. Edna McDavitt, and Mrs. Mariorie Hebbard. These secretaries are responsible for the inter-communication system, the daily bulletins, the supply orders for the entire school, confidential corres ondence, and public relations. This enptirel group of efficent business women contribute a great deal toward the functioning of our high sc oo . Capable, smart, anxious to please, and willing to help - these adjectives describe Central's sec- retaries perfectly. All students and visitors coming to this school cannot help but be favorably im- pressed by the staff, both as individuals and as a group. One of the busiest individuals at Central High is our school nurse, Mrs. Donahue. During the many weeks of the school year, she constantly examines the students. Each boy and girl at Central is given a physical examination once a year. In addition to this responsibility, she must take care of all our minor complaints which arise from time to time. Her patience, understanding, and know- ledge are valuable assets to everyone in the building. 9 M , xwmgs Unmn rs. Wilcox If keeps moe- rec eeps Cogsllxxx in theo Mrs. Donahue tries to keep us ords Sfrqfgzuf affe Nxrs NX Smooiln Xl all healthy. f' n once