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.nos im-rw Clockwlse starting below: Mrs. Doohen listens to another tardy excuse . . . The phone Interrupts Mrs. Pillar as she fills out progress reports . . . Mr. Pillar writes a complaint letter to the Glllette company about the electrlc razor he received for Christmas . . . Mrs. Eastman prepares for the noon rush . . . Mr. Llneback performs an enllghtenlng task . . . Mrs. Llpetsky types out the morning announcements. X. fi: PNN, X Y wr af' -V LE- 15
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Staff likes being with students 3 What don 't you like about your job and what do you do about all those little occupational hazards that come with the job? The O'Gorman Staff responded to these questions and many interesting answers resulted. Ann Louise Perk, a cook in the cafeteria, commented, I don 't like it when we work real hard on something and then the kids say fvuck'. Dorothy Doohen of the attendance office said, I don 't like having to find out if someone is truant. Micky Lipetzky says she finds it hard trying to answer three lines on the telephone at once. Zelda il 'Q W FH il 14 ,wi ,,, LaFollette in the business ofhce commented that the lack of communication between the staff and faculty members can be frus- trating. But what about the good side of the job? Can there be a few rewarding moments amongst all the chaos of being on the staff? Karen Strasser, a guidance counselor, says that the look in the kids' eyes after they have made an important decision reminds her that she must be doing something right. All in all, most everyone said that the best part of their jobs are the students who seem to brighten the long days. T 4 13 il L 7 Rwsiww M, lirics . so Q iff , I .4 g fy ., 1 Mig? t-.f ' ' t Q f Miisaf-s t sk i .,.. . x i
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New photography class offered The art department, headed by Mr. Gary Siska, has been busy doing wall paintings. They did some work at the post office and in the art room. Future plans include a mural for the foyer wall. and II kept busy with drawings and paintings leading into calligraphy and pottery. Photography classes have now been introduced to 0'Gorman students. Many former students have continued to study art through college Different art classes have been offered this year to all grades. Art I ,,,f,,g30f,,4-V, ,M I M ' vin .41- ,,! and some present students plan on doing the same. 16
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