Prairie Bible Institute - Prairian Yearbook (Three Hills, Alberta Canada)

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I wi? .3 mighty Secretary Grace Hudson works on catching up office correspondence. rBelow1 Joy Malesky and Marilyn Boyce HJ ask Mrs. Thompson for a receipt. -mg, 1 Miss Laurie Michels English, Commercial Mr. Ken Penner Principal, Bible, Sociology, Math Mr. Allen Peterson Social Studies, Language, Bible Mr. jim Sampson English, Social Studies, Physical Education ' ..imA.afuw,.+

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Q-.JU fl-cf 'gy it , f sc 6 si 6' 'TW ff L ii fr' ' . ss s 7 1 Qs g f, sv. M51 -nz Y qw Mrs. Stanley Firth Art Mr. Ron Gamache Health, Physical Education Mr. Lowell Hart Music Miss Martha johns Dean of Girls Mr. Kenneth C.. Knight English Mr. Dan Krestinski Dean of Boys, Bible Central Cog In H.S. System fAbovej Jim Warkentin stops by the office after announcements to pick up a note. fAbove leftj Miss Hudson faces a long line of guys who want service at the high school office. fr X 5. E ,QL Did you ever stop to wonder what the central cog is in the efficient machinery of Prairie High School? lt is the principal's headquarters, lost and found, and information centre - called the high school of- fice. Two secretaries, Miss Grace Hudson and Mrs. Euphemia Thompson, type stencils, check and mail correspondence courses, and do the school bookkeeping. They answer the office's four telephones or the desk bell at the information window which fre- quently interrupt their routine. As many as seventy students visit the office every day work never ceases. The first few weeks of school were especially hectic. lVlr. Ken CONTINUED

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8 CONTINUED Penner and lVlr. William Shewell co-ordinated a master schedule for nineteen teachers and the entire student body. As classes began, the new teachers came to the office with many questions. The end of the first quarter brought with it the task of process- ing report cards. After collecting the grades, teams of high school teachers transferred them onto the students' cards. It was complicated and exacting work, but Miss Hud- son confidently stated, We have things down to a system. It is the office and its staff that takes care of all this organization and keeps Prairie High School run- ning smoothly. Valerie Hertzsprung I .ag Law sum. 1Q'13.:?f2p:, wits ' I 'A . ritz 1 Rudi.. ,satis Mr. Kline Capps checks the office master sheet with Mrs. Thompson to be sure his social studies classes are well-scheduled. Mr. William C. Shewell Vice Principal, Bible, English, Math lvlr. Winston G. Tilzey Math, Science, Drafting, Mechanical Drawing lvlr. Howard Tromsness Science, Forestry lvlr. Melvin Wright Commercial H.S. Faculty mugs 119