Daleville High School - Da Capo Yearbook (Daleville, IN)

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Administrative Secretaries Help ln Many Ways Charlotte Costerison, Superintendent's secretary, types out the teach- ers' checks once again. The administrators are aided in their work by people who work with them closely-their secretaries. Mrs. Charlotte Costerison is the superintendent's secretary. She also keeps the minutes at all school board meet- ings. The principal's secretary, Mrs. Sara Perkins, also has a wide range of jobs. She takes care of book orders, the bookstore and its supplies, is treasurer for the school's extracurricular funds, and generally helps to keep the school running smoothly. A very important part of the secretary's work evolves around the fact that they are usually the one who is in contact with people seeking school information and help every day. With- out the work of these women the school would be in dire need of help. As they say-behind every man stands a woman to help to get him to work. 14 Secretary In her experience as school secretary, Sara Perkins, realizes that read ing letters can be a tedious task. Nurse, Marjorie Schelgel, looks over her reports for the day.

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The Power of School Authority Compiling information for the county tourney is Principal, Donald Small. Mr.. Wilson, Athletic Director, and Patty Sneed discuss the tourney during noon. Herbert Wilson, assistant principal and athletic director, is busy going through his files. The work of the principal and his assistant has many aspects. The principal is the framer of the school's handbook. Past years' handbooks senfe as a base, but as the times change so must the rules and regulations of a school. When students go against school standards, action is taken, by the principal or his assistant. Physical punishment is only one small part of correcting a wrong since the administrator also works as a counselor. Keeping a school running smoothly takes good plan- ning. Public awareness is part of the principal's job also. Mr. Donald Small and Mr. Herb Wilson as principal and assistant principal respectively, attend many meet- ings to help inform them of the needs of the school now and in the future. Our school benefits from this knowledge. Administration 13

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Guidance Counselors Encourage Students This year the two guidance counselors, Mrs. Velma Frame and Mr. lack Huff, took on many new duties be- sides the traditional chore of placing students in classes. To perform their work in a more pleasant atmosphere, they were given new offices to bring them closer to the students in the halls. Being closer meant that teachers could send their problem makers down to be counseled. The saying Do you want to go see Mr. Huff, was pretty popular among some of the faculty. Among other things Mr. Huff, accomplished were the surveying of students for new classes and helping college-bound students apply for various scholarships. Mrs. Frame also kept herself busy by helping the 7th and 8th graders prepare for high school and organizing the Mother and Daughter Tea. To make their tasks one step easier, several girls from the junior and senior classes were used as secretaries. Taking time for a little piece and quiet is Velma Frame, Guidance Counselor. lack Huff, Guidance Director, counsels another student. Mrs. Frame helps Laurie Hoy look over information for her future Guidance 1 5