Union High School - Memories Yearbook (Modoc, IN)

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Toda 's Helpersg Tomorrow's Leaders The Student office workers contribute much time in helping Mrs. Wisener and Mrs. Miller. They help by running errands, typing. taking phone calls, and saving others time. Rewarding experiences are gained by working in the office that help prepare one for the future. Office helper, Karen Cheesman. seems to be able lo find enough work to keep her busy. AK I L Ill uipihlamvl-nl .P GUIDANCE OFFICE WORKERS: Mrs. Miller fDirector of Guid- nncel. I. Halstead. B. Felton, L. Freer. -.9 ..,v . . ' IO X J C li ::.. X ll'-li ii' lilbiglli 'cl I f . f f ' 24. , -.. I .mm OFFICE WORKERS: Ms. Wisener ISecretaryJ, C. Gels, K. Cheesman. G. Small, A. Felton, S. Rader. S. Fouls. D, Hale. Act ivi t ies-23

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LIBRAHIANS: Sitting: E. Dickison, K. Williams, I. Patty, R. Spurlock, S. Campbell, I. Curtis, M. Price, T. Douglas, I. Ward, Mrs Norma Smith iLibrarianl. Standing: B. Smith, B. Mapes, I. Holcomb, E. Burton, D. Baumgartner, I. Harney, R. Coolsby, M. Cross. S Colliher, C. Robinson. K. Bowling, T. Wright, G. Bush, P. Small, R. Darden, L. Ward, L. Douglas, B. Carnes, L. Thornbro, P. Hammond Students Give Free Time To Help Librar Many students give willingly of their free time to assist in the library. The librarians have a large job in keeping track of all the books as well as helping other students locate books and periodicals. The number of student librarians has increased this year, giving each The job of helping Children find books goes to Mrs. Norma Smith. i is N librarian more time to help keep the library in order. Audio-Visual workers are a big asset to the teach ers at Union. They show movies and filmstrips to stu dents for the teachers as well as keeping the audio visual equipment in good running order. The library's filmstrips are taken care of by Steve Campbell. -uTYi?' 999'P9S:'r?!Gt PFFCL- H ,U 51 ,L pg ' ' Pj A ll . L i s ?!'5F!u 69909600 as . I ' ' .A-L-..-1-ind-Riga' El' -

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Student Workers Lend A Helping Hand Or Ear Elementary office workers and switchboard work- ers give up study-halls to help lessen the load of ev- eryday office work. Switchboard workers learn to op- erate a switchboard which involves the sending and F X t' ., receiving of telephone messages. Office workers run I errands, answer the phone, and learn other responsi- . bilities involved in running an office. Both jobs train students for their future careers. l Q' --Qt-,L.,:,..,, t X w ELEMENTARY OFFICE WORKERS. Standing: I. Lindsey. P. Ellington, S. Bailey, M. Reese. C. Smith. T. Wagner, S. Norris. Seated: Mrs. Haney. SWITCHBOARD WORKERS. Standing: L. Hoober, D. Cox, S. Arnold. C. Robinson, R. Mclntyre. S. Smith, Seated: I. Warner. 24-Activities