West Mecklenburg High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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,r Administration Mr. Fitzsimmons Publishes First 'Dail Bulletin' Mrs. Boone is 1 Mrs. McCausland Mrs. McKeon lnquiring about students, absences, Mr. Fitzsimmons carries out his duties as administrative assistant. 15 Mrs. Kay Boone Office Secretary Mrs. Faye Keistler Bookkeeper, Treasurer Mrs. Virginia Kretschmer Office Secretary Mrs. Keistler Mrs. Kretschmer Mrs. Barbara McCausland Library Secretary Mrs. Joan McKeon Guidance Secretary Mrs. Jo Graham Foster Columbia College, A.B. Assistant Principal Tomahawk Business Staff Adviser

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Janitors Cornelius Roach, Herman Miller, Tommy Lyerly, and William Elmore perform a vital service by maintaining sanitary conditions. Mrs. Nettie Bell Johnson carries out one of her varied tasks as school maid. in Performing Services Necessary to School Life Under the supervision of Mr. Jimmy Stilwell, the maintenance staff worked continuously in order to care for the school. Although their job was difficult, the staff succeeded in keeping the buildings and surrounding grounds As part of his daily responsibilities, Mr. Stilwell, maintenance head, removes money from the coke machine. attractive. Cafeteria staff members prepared nourishing meals for students and faculty to enjoy, Mrs. Virginia Scott, cafeteria manager, supervised the preparing of food and the planning of daily menus. Mrs. Mary H. Fish, school nurse, gave assistance in treating minor injuries and illnesses during her weekly visits. By screening referred students for health problems and by offering helpful advice to students with problems, Mrs. Fish performed an essential service. By keeping accurate student health records, school nurse, Mrs. Mary l-I. Fish, assists faculty and administration. sg!-.5