University School - Mabian Yearbook (Hunting Valley, OH)

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EURETARIE Left lo right: Miss Breyley, Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Wcflerson, Mrs. Bass, Mrs. Whitehead, Mrs. Smith The graduating class feels a special gratitude to the various secretaries through- out the school, whose friendly advice and willingness to help have reached everyone. The friendly smiles of Mrs. Margaret Whitehead, Mr. Cruikshank's personal sec- retary, are a familiar sight to anyone who has entered the headmaster's office. She handles the school correspondence and arranges the school schedule in addition to her duties as secretary 3 and, above all, she is always willing to lend a hand. In the main office, Miss Vera Breyley brightens everyone's day with her sugges- tions and wonderful sense of humor. She has never been without a smile and a cheerful comment, yet her typewriter never stops chattering. Mrs. Helen Smith is the loyal friend of everyone at U. S., both past and present. When in need, with all other hope gone, a boy can always depend on Mrs. Smith for a K. A. Her switchboard operation is often interrupted by a loan of 8.10 in return for an I.O.U. Her friendly personality never changes. Mrs. Arlene Fields, assisting in the Alumi Office is also a well-known person- about-school, due to her many services to information-seeking U. S. boys. In addition to aiding Mr. Paige, she is an associate editor of the Alumni News-Lettefr. Another friendly, helpful person is Mrs. Mercedes Watterson, Athletic Office secre- tary. Although she is kept busy organizing atheltic schedules and events, and accepting field excuses, she is always willing to help. The Middle School boys owe a great deal to Mrs. Audrey Bass, Mr. Bobenmeyer's secretary, for her cooperation throughout the year. Her understanding is greatly appreciated by many a lost seventh grader, and by many a befuddled freshman. The graduating class wishes to give a special thank you to all these women for their undying friendship and their helpful advice. Everyone at U. S. appreciates their warm smiles and cooperation.

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