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' ' ' 'J' I ,f, fni, The many pieces of mail each teacher receives in his mail box are filed by secretary Pat Herzog. This is only one of the many services performed by the Pontiac Central office staff. Looking through students files are counseling secretary Barb Hubback and Lindo Pickering Locating information typing let ters and answering phones are a few of the many ways they help minimize the counselor s duties 5' ' 1 -'x 1 4 28 fig 54? Secretary Betty Pillow spends much of her day keeping track of the numerous phone calls that come to Central, along with many other clerical routines essential to the smooth functioning of the main office. ,ff A x ,f X X emu., ,,. n
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Quiver staff member Chris Miller pauses momentarily to study and arrange an outline which will guide her in find- ing the details she requires concerning Special Education. The department plays a large part in the administration of PCHS. compromise on possible ideas for laying the basic groundwork for the department this year. , l x 'X Special education teacher Gordon Earhart receives mail that will dd to his knowledge of future projects and assist him in helping a others. The importance of his work is measured in the improved ability of his special education students. l ,I ...Q-an ,.,,s.--M 1 f s
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A clearing station for phone calls and filing is efficientl handled Helpful bookstore and main office assistants spend much time daily performing clerical routines beneficial to the school. First row: Carol Putnam, Linda Pickering, Geraldine Clark, Gail Travis, Julie Bacon, and Mary Smallwood. Second row: Charles Smith, Lynn Wright, Jenny Operating ditto machines and filing material are a few of the duties of office assistant, Sue Herzog. She combines a pleasant voice and a cheerful smile to fulfill her work at the switchboard. Gravelyi Darlene Mgrfin' Sandy Smith, Gnd Judy Reene. Third FOW: Lois Wiscombe, Sharon Hershberger, Betty James, l-lndU W0ll0C9, KWSN Domas, and Susan Herzog. 'fu A'- ve-I 7 1... I i 4 1 4
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