Bourne High School - Canal Currents Yearbook (Bourne, MA)

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1 Left to right: Claire Dainty, Faith Haskins, Marcia Wright, Sharley Halopoff, Pamela Scott. OFFICE GIRLS Left to right: Sherry Withrow, Sylvia Crowell, Carol Williams, Carolyn Matthews, Linda Braun. 12

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SECRETARY Two of the school’s unsung heroes are Mrs. Dorothy Holland, secretary to the superintendent, and Mrs. Stella Dvorski, secretary to the principal. Confronted with double sessions and two sets of students, the secretaries smil- ingly met all requests for supplies, records, and information about the school. Mrs. Dorothy Holland Secretary to the Superintendent typewriters... money... thermometers ACCOUNTANT Students saw a new addition to the ad- ministrative staff. Mr. Alex Consoni, situated in the far corner of the office, is now considered one of the “regulars” and performs the services of accountant of the school. Paying the bills and handling the bookkeeping, he kept the school’s finances on a sound basis throughout the year. Mr. Alex Consoni, Accountant SCHOOL NURSE Checking on the health of the largest number of students in the history of Bourne High, our school nurse, Mrs. Frances Stowell, was constantly kept on her toes. She administered eye and ear tests and arranged for our “athletic-mind- ed” students to have their physical exami- nations. Mrs. Frances Stowell, School Nurse I

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Six a. m. . . . lights on! Ten p. m. . . . lights off! These were the long hours kept by our custodians. From before dawn ’til after dark, “Red” Burns, John Fougere, and Russel Selig were busy spreading sawdust, sweeping, washing windows, and repairing the ever- sticking lockers. Although our double ses- sions caused many complications in the performance of their duties, we enjoyed an immaculately kept building throughout the year. Red Burns, Head Custodian CUSTODIANS John Fougere Russell Selig