Page Middle School - Panther Yearbook (Madison Heights, MI)

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I 4 A X -ffl- i 'E A 2 1. Consulting with teachers is just one aspect of being an Assistant Principal. Mr. Tucker directs Mr. Gaynor. 2. Indispcnsi- ble is the word for Mrs. Alma Stewart. All sorts of office duties fall under her jurisdiction. 3. Administrative Intern, Mr. Leon Klein oversees the boarding of field trip buses with chaperone, Ms. Peggy Beardsley. 7

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dministration Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety nine percent perspiration Edison l. Weekly meetings between depart- ment chairmen and Mr. Davidson help coordinate all academic efforts. 2. Lets have it quiet in here before I have to staple some mouths shut. A sense of humor is a necessary requirement for the job of Principal. 3. Secretarial duties are time con- suming. Filing is only one of the ut' o Mrs J n e many d ies d ne by . oa n Cardew, secretary to Mr. Davidson. il , F675 3. if vm get ,W ..4 ii at Q ,::.:,:,vi xi R gr it if-11-f as 5 if A.: seas. it sr.-N 1 , U ' 1:-:-:-rn! 'Z' 111 A .Jig I , : .5 A fr f.-1-J 3 i -5 .leg r. . .rw A .Af V 1. rg. , 1 H J, i H 6 z ein Q ,

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1,1 an hands make the work load light. 1. Mrs. Cindy Weir, attendance clerk checks the absence list against an unexplained absence slip. 2. Assistants help Mrs. Stewart keep the office running efficiently. Cathy Gilbert assists in the signing out ofa student. 3. Assistants Loretta Bla nkenbeckler and Carolyn Clark help handle misconducts and telephone calls. v ,...-I L A 3 2 v N8 f.-. Q ibut 'Q W1