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RUTH SMITH English III RONALD UTECH World History American History Geography IN A THOMPSON English II LOREN WHITVER American History DE WITT SHELTON Vocational Agriculture I Vocational Agriculture IV GEORGE WILLIAMS Algebra 1 General Math Business Math 15
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STEPHEN LEYDA Industrial Arts I Industrial Arts II Physical Education Coach ROBERT RIEHM Physical Education Biology Coach WILLIAM MANSUR Speech Sociology VERA RITZINGER Shorthand I Office Practice Secretarial Practice Transcription LAVONA MARSHALL Vocational Homemaking Vocational Homemaking Vocational Homemaking LUCILE SCHMITTER Physical Education 14
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Student 'lAdorh Students who use the library—and who doesn't --are familiar with the stu- dent librarians. These girls work during their free time, many of them on the days that alternate with their gym periods. Their work consists mainly of checking books in and out and returning books to the shelves. These librarians have a sufficient knowledge of the library, and help students find desired in- formation. Row 1: Gwen Friend, Joy Rudd, Pam Thompson, Connie Gray, Cheryl Jarvis. Row 2: Vicki Hershey, Marsha Kinsler, Leah McCullough, Linda Jones, Kay Russell, Lynda Wixom. Could you help me? This question makes up the many duties of the student helpers who work in the office. The administration and Christine selects these girls at the beginning of the year. They work one hour daily in the office. They collect attendance slips each hour, run errands for the teachers, and deliver messages that have been phoned in for students. In the office itself, the girls record attendance slips, sell lunch and milk tickets, answer the telephone, and are receptionists when the office is visited by salemen, parents, or other vistors. Other tasks of these girls are the typing of various forms and operation of the spirit duplicator. On the duplicator they run off copies of tests and other material for teachers. They also type forms and schedules that are needed for the smooth functioning of our school. Row 1: Janet Kayer, Linda Jones, Sheryl Scott, Kathy Dabney. Row 2: Donna Martin, Anna Jones, Nancy Parks. 16
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