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Above—Taking time out from his hurried schedule, Mr. Bruce Criswell straightens the picture of Chief Pop Marler. Top Right—Mrs. Elaine Clark, dean of women, signs the inevitable tardy pass for Pat Taylor and Elaine McNabb. Top Left— Who, me? asks Ken Johnson as Mr. Nied administers a fair warning. 25
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Administration Mutual pride and trust unite students and administration Feelings of pride and admiration swept through the administration. This feeling was attributed to the at titude of the school as a whole. The students and the administration worked together as one; there were no individual stars. New rules gave students more freedom. Most accepted this situa- tion maturely, which led to a closer relationship and more respect bet- ween the students and authority. Computers once again calculated the students' schedules and grades. New ideas together with the old led to more accuracy and speed and less mix up and work. So the ever ef- fective administration completed another year at CHS. Above—Scanning the schedule, Mr. H. A. Bruner, principal, and Mr. Bruce Criswell prepare for the day. Top—Assistant principals Mr. Criswell and Mr. George Nied adjust the closed circuit T.V. while watching a CHS pep rally. 24
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Office Staff Hot tea helps blues vanish Mrs. joan Maki, R. N., nursed the blues with a hot cup of tea. A tea kettle and hot plate were donated by Interact. She also served students' and teachers' health needs. Mrs. I la Dudley's many services included typing the GREEN AND WHITE BULLETIN, ordering gradua- tion supplies and working as Mr. H. A. Bruner's personal secretary. Mrs. Ernestine Wilmot excelled in keeping accurate accounts for all school organizations, although oc- casionally it meant working late. Typing daily attendance sheets and calling absentees' homes oc- cupied Mrs. Nita Stephens' and Mrs. Nancy Bledsoe's mornings. Other office tasks included supervising signouts and mimeograph machines. Right—School Nurse Mrs. Joan Maki and an assistant Debbie Burns, junior, operate the clinic efficiently. Top—Surrounded with piles of paper work, Mrs. Ila Dudley is able to retain a smile. Above left—Mrs. Nancy Bledsoe and Mrs. Nita Stephens check absentee cards. 26
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