Pittsburg High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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The cooperative efforts of an effi- cient business staff contribute much to the well-organized, smooth-run- ning school system in Pittsburg. Sara McKee listens as Superinten- dent Bevan explains the division of Pittsburg into school districts. Mrs. Miller, secretry to the board of education, prepares Blue Cross and Blue Shield cards for the teachers. Mr. Woods, treasurer, checks a fee list. Mrs. Myers, secretary to the super- intendent, takes a message.

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.3 or Mrs. Lois Adams is s u e s a class admit. Mrs. june Culps checks on an absentee. One of the busiest spots around Senior High School is the office. Activity begins early in the morning as teachers gather for the day's work. Here they pause for greeting and to pick up mail and supplies for the day. A few minutes before the bell sounds for first hour, students who have been absent rush to the office for class admits-thus an- other wonderful day in PHS begins. Students as well as teachers are wel- come in the office where Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Culps, and Mr, England are ready at all times to give assistance. fI -.L la Mr. England reads The : Booster. W ff? , -T 915 Wim' yI'tt,h, vaincivmq ' 4v'xX