Marian High School - Marian Way Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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1 ? 5 I ag 1 5 y r, r , 1' 3 1 , .fp 3 2 i r Wag f , ..f Q E f Q ,r 1, F 1 M s A ' i f it A ' f it --.J---f ' Contacting parents concerning their daughters, absence and greeting visitors are among Mrs. Honor Strong's ftopj Varied duties. Mrs. Evelyn Savickas fabovej handles records and tran- cripts for past and present students. Despite mclnq demands staff works efficientlq The office staff works well under pressure - it has to with Marian's new modular scheduling. The office sets the scene for many: teachers, students, even complainers. Staff members work hard to clear up any difficulties ranging from absence excuses to tuition payments. Schedules and report cards are among many items that must also be kept in order through the efficient operating skills of the staff. It is thcirjob to see that all schedules are correct so that any teacher or student can be located at any mod. Up to date records for each girl and faculty member must also be maintained. Whenever a student or teacher was in need of any service, the office staff provided prompt, concerned aid. 21

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Preparing a mailing for parents, Sr. Kathleen Lepper fabovej per- forms one of her many secretarial tasks. Sr. Emily Molloy, treasurer, frightj and Mrs. Dorothy lVlaclVlillan fabove right, handle the many financial matters channeled through the business office. l l i 20

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Sr. Leola Kane fleftj takes care of teachers' duplicating needs along with her bookstore work. Mrs. Annie Webster and Mrs. Rosa Goldsmith fabovej do extensive cleaning throughout the school. Mr. Earl Winsauer and Mr. Bernard Gillenkirk frightj, custodians, keep the school in running order. Sr. Alice Patricia Sheppard fbelow rightj directs maintenance and helps in the bookstore.