Blue Springs Junior High School - Wildcats Yearbook (Blue Springs, MO)

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Assistant Principals l l l The major supporters for the school principal are the assistant principals. Mrs. Baker and Mr. Fischel aid in improving the quality of education in the school. They are decision makers. Their areas of responsibility lays in student control, teacher assistance, curriculum, and school activities.

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L Secretaries Everyone knows that the secretaries for the school keep things rolling, moving, and working smoothly. If information is needed about schedules, students, classes, teachers, or policy, one of the secretaries can be counted on for the answer. i.4.L'-.Har X .X i1 Ns-ex. Another person who helps in a big way is the school health aide. She handles situations requiring bandaids and safety pins to emergencies where administration of first aid is essential. The ladies pictured above are: Jane Rundlettg Joy Van Camp and Marge Hernandez, Bernice Wessing and Rosie Wessing, Sandra Hazard. , ,,h,,, I V , .. ..,, .