Hazen High School - Lonach Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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Always There to Help i l l l The many secretaries and other ad- ministrative helpers did a very com- mendable job this year. Aside from the usual hard secretarial work, they were always available and friendly in an- swering our questions. HJ If you ever had an owie , Mrs. Bouchard, the nurse, was there to patch you up. C21 Mrs. Cunningham's smile, above her work, was usually the first to greet you when you walked into the attendance office. C31 Mrs. Pritchard, principal's secretary, also did a good job putting out the Daily Bulletin. C41 Mrs. Wiemann had much to do as the coun- selors' secretary. Q51 Mrs. Durrin's jobswas to try to keep attend- ance organized.

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we-'S' Secretaries, I l f2l is , 113 Mrs. Elliot keeps busy checking absenses. l2J Mrs. Gilbert, S.B.A. office secretary, is always willing to offer a smile and some friendly advice. Bl As registrar, Mrs. Box always has something to keep her busy. C43 Mrs. Smith, the bookkeeper, tries to keep the records straight. i r i I I i I z I l l

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t K is .J4 Help With a Smile t '-L H1 x ' 21' f lil Mrs. Williams, found in the Guidance Semi- nar Room, was always willing to help students with questions about future careers. Q21 Mr. Brannian was always around to give friendly counsel to juniors and sophomores. GJ Mr. Wicks offers assurance to troubled fresh- men and sophomores. t4J Miss Rolstad, who has lovingly helped the seniors through the past four years, offers last words of advice and best wishes as they embark on their journey into the world. fi .,. ..-,is stre. at fi