Robert A Long High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Longview, WA)

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OF EVERY NOBLE WORK THE SILENT PART 15 BEST, OF ALL EXPRESSION THAT WHICH CANNOT BE EXPRESSED —WILLIAM W. STORY I j 24

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auti( Adviser ROW 1-Bollom, left to right None Covel, Sandy Forlond, Donna Bales, Connie Krombecis, Koy Gehle, Carole Coburn Shoron Dallon. ROW 2: Shirley Jones, Judy Bradbury, Donna Heizelman, Elaine Moki, Sharon Steele, Normo Shaicsted Sharon Bublili, Carol Jenkins. ROW 3: Helene Kerbough, Sharon Jensen, Borbora Kaiser, Dianna Wallhers Viola Engle- mann, Ann Hillman, Sharon Fuller, Doris Thompson, Judy Graham. ROW : llene Purkiss, Cecelia Beebe. Joann Ander- son, Joyce Munqer, Linda Kletsch, Sonjo lundin, Sharon Slyve, Phyllis Westrick. Secretaries Serve Faculty, Gain Valuable Experience Valuable experience was gained by 3 1 senior girls who served as student secretaries for n;iembers of the faculty. Cutting st«ncils, checking papers, correspondence work, typing, and recording grades was part of the varied jobs performed for their employers. Other girls worked as assistants in the main office, A.S.B. office, and guidance office. Their du- ties included checking attendance, filing, typing, and checking grade-point averages and credits. Trained Personnel Keep School Running Smootkly Beth Inman Nurse Bea Olmstead Guidance Office Secretary John Whitten Custodian Leroy Wellman Night Watchman

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