Central High School - Pemican Yearbook (High Point, NC)

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Helping to make the general oflice one of the friendliest spots of H.P.H.S. is our school secretary, Mrs. Johnsie Jackson. She works constantly, managing the reports and affairs of the oflice. She is never too busy to give everyone her special smile. Her winning per- sonality has made her a favorite with all of the students. We owe much to Iohnsie, who has helped to make our green years happier through her service in the general office. , Lending their smiles and assistance to the general oflice are the busy girls of Mrs. J 's staff. Continually answering the telephone, helping with the Bling, and delivering messages to students, they are very essential personalities in the office.