Forest Park High School - Forester Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Kite fjfce H0512 INTERESTED in abstract statistics might find amusement in tabulating the number of inquiries, and the number of requests that are handled in the office in the course of one day. The actual staff, though small in num- ber, is very efficient. To roll-call, the office force would answer as follows: Miss Shirley Freed, secretary to Mr. Owens. Miss Sylvia Rosenberg, gczzcml office assistant. Vlfhile these are the ofhcial members of the office force, they do not run the school alone, nor do they occupy the entire suite of offices located on the first floor. Miss Freed and Miss Rosenberg, who keep the school records, interview callers, answer the telephones, write letters, keep the files straight, answer questions, and make themselves generally useful, have their desks in the main ofhce. Dr. Wliite shares a separate office with Miss German, Vocational Counselor, Mr. Scott occu- pies the big flat-top desk in the center of the main office, while Mr. Owens re- gards as his particular spot the inner office which opens into the main room. The office is the nucleus about which the school revolves. Sixteen S

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aaxaxqm. ea or- I orowoff Seniors Dear Seniors : I SHOULD LIKE to take this opportunity to formally wish you good-by on be- half of the student body. Vtfe are going to miss you greatly, but I am sure that we shall not forget you. Let me congratulate the members of your class on the fine work that they have accomplished this year. It has been a direct result of the concentrated efforts and co-operation on the part of each member of your class. From my viewpoint I have always like to work with you because you have been faithful and conscien- tious. The first time I came in contact with your class was in the Jolly junior Jubilee of last year, and from that time on, I have held the highest amount of respect for you. So far this year I have been in Contact with your class at your' Hallowe'en Dance, at your class play, and on the various athletic teams, and I can honestly say that I have enjoyed working with you, more than with any similar organization in the school. You have been very fortunate in having as your advisor Miss Ruth Hudson. I know of no other person who could have piloted your class more successfully than she has. In closing, I should like to thank all the members of your class for the fine amount of respect and co-operation that they have shown me in the first half of my term of office. , Your friend, RAYMOND C. SHIPLEY. Eighteen