Miami Norland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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4., Barbara Antley Marguerite Blanton Sheila D. Burrows Eloise S. Coleman Emily S. Jones Pat Lee Reavel 0. Lewis Glenna F. McCabe Barbara Sailors , Via, a; g u? Mazie W. Skinner Violet Spiteri Frances Vitterite Myrtle M. Wessling Andree': O. Wilson Settled at their desks in the newly enlarged administration their work e$ciently with more organization and a minimum of 01?ice, Mrs. Mazie Skinner and Mrs. Patricia Lee can complete time. The secretaries coordinate all clerical work at Norland.

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Mimeographing administrative and curricular memorandums is just one of the many jobs that Mrs. Wilson performs as secretary. Handling the schoolts hnances constitutes the in- SECRETARIES Perform Clerical Work With Great E jficiency Among the beneficiaries of the construction which took place during the year are the many secretaries who perform the multitude of cleri- cal tasks which are so essential to the operation of Noriandis ofhces. The extension of the oHices has provided more space for secretarial activity and a pleasanter atmosphere in which to work. The installation of better lighting and air con- ditioning for all oHices resulted in brighter, quieter, and cooler surroundings for everyone. Guidance booths are named by the secretaries as one of the best innovations yet. They now have more space in which to handle matters in- volving student activity. Freer inter-ofhce com- munication was made possible by the absence of the partitioning wall between the administra- tion and guidance offices. Indeed, these facilities are made immediate use of by the secretaries; nevertheless, the ultimate profit is received by the student body. Mrs. Burrows, Mm. Carlsonis secretary, ably assists her in completin. dispensable job of Mrs. Lewis, Norlandis treasurer. and dispatching the numerous forms that the curriculum office require

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Stocked on conveniently located Tacks, information ranging from helpful hints for college graduates to the relationships between Taking advantage of the counseling services at Norland, a student concerned about her future discusses further educational plans with Mrs. Gosnell. personalities and occupations helps Sydel Sokowitz decide which careers and selection of courses best suit her present integsts. 'U NW u l Donald E. Bagley Lucille S. Foster Maude Gosnell Jane E. Hall am wfvw MM? 1' WW? 7 VMM 4 x92