Star Spencer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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MRS. JEAN HARTIS Acting as secretary to Mr. Harvey, Miss Hartis is a mainstay in the superin- tendent's office. Paying claims, writing checks and setting up Mr. Harvey's ap- pointments are only a few of her duties. She faces a thousand and one questions each day, copes with the drum practicing next door and never loses her sense of humor. Jenn and Janette Assist in Running Offices The secretaries are the backbone of the school. Students borrow their ditto papers and persuade them out of paper clips . They collect our money and check us out. We de- pend upon them and take them for granted, but we can never do without them. A combination treasurer, information booth and secretary to the principal is Miss Acree. The mimeographed forms necessary to the school are the work of the fine hand of Miss Acree on the mimeo- graph machine. We have her to thank for our daily bulletin, mail distribution and the many things that make up a smoothly functioning principal's office. MISS IANETTE ACREE

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Mr. J. O. Tomlinson, Mrs. Eleanor Lane and Mr. Dewey Metheny are impor- tant parts of our administration. Mr. Tomlinson, the vice-principal, arranges schedules and changes schedules, disciplines students with tact and a sense of humor which has made him popular in this his first year at Star-Spencer. For the first time this year, Mrs. Lane is serving as counselor. From her tests we learn what we like and what we should like. She also keeps us informed on scholarships avail- able. Filling the job of Co-ordinator of gg Federally Affiliated Students is Mr. Metheny . l-Ie keeps records of students with federally , employed parents and Indian records . All this plus teaching commerce classes makes Mr. Metheny one of our busiest teachers . J, O, TOMLINSON Vice -Principal With Aid of the Administration MR. DEWEY METHENY MRS. ELEANOR LANE Co-ordinator COUUSHOT

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39' Mary Ann McKiernan, Sharon Jones, Dixie Plato Pat Hines, Betty Priddy, Karen Moreland With Help of Mrs. Mustin and Uffice Assistants Run to room 22, take this note to Mrs. Roddy, have Johnnie call home ....... AFTER you take around the absentee list. These are just a few of the many odd jobs the office girls do each hour. It is because of these small errands which help the administrators of our school that Star-Spencer runs smoothly . Sheissues admit slips, acts as cashier in the cafeteria and is indispensible to Star-Spencer. Mrs. Mastin trains office assistants and sells lunch tickets. We come to her for our admit slips, we borrow her telephone, her scissors, her stapler and she never loses patience. Mrs. Mastin has the distinction of being the proprietor of the school's Lost and Found Department. To her, we come in search of books, wallets and head scarfs . MRS. VALLIE MASTIN