4, OFFICE STAFF I Mrs. Nellie Brown, Miss Katherine Remick, Miss Edris Hansen, Miss Phyllis Walsworth. OFFICE FORCE I Back Row: Jan Weinhart, Krall, Bergmans, Slagle, Tracy, Walsworth, Nelson, Stewart, Thompson, Hegre. Front Row: Jill Weinhart, Engebo, Anderson, Meyer, Runnels, Usher, Foster, Stebler, Counter, Jaber. p Q 5? J, ,tif ty, X Z! ' si g l a f f 18 THEY KEPT THE RECORDS SUPERVISING this year's administration of the Highline High School office was Mrs. Nellie Brown. This petite efficiency expert made many a towering six-footer feel humble when he met her accusing eyes across the counter. Aiding Mrs. Brown were Miss Katherine Remick and Miss Phyllis Walsworth. Miss Remick was secretary to Mr. Johnson and Mr. Jensen and was also chief telephone operator. Another one of her duties was that of keeping track of each student's credits. Miss Walsworth had a full-time iob keeping High- line's finances in perfect order. Some of the most frequent requests from students are, Where is Joe Doaks this period? Will you please give me an excuse to class? May I have change for a quarter? Was my pen turned in today? Mrs. Brown, however, being a most extraordinary woman, asks, Where were you sixth period today? The office force, under her guiding hand, knew every angle when it came to handling the excuses and attendance. They also filed early dismissal requests, poor work slips, and all important material in each student's permanent file. A change will be forthcoming in the Junior High Office next year, as Mr. Rude, accompanied by Miss Edris Hansen and the rest of the staff, will be moving to the new Puget Sound Junior High School. The many respon- sibilities assumed by this office will be given over to the senior high school.
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