Western Beaver High School - Aurora Yearbook (Industry, PA)

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Avy Western's SECRET RIES Reflect its Efficiency Only the efficiency and devotion of our secretaries can account for the smooth operation of the school office. Secretaries here have more than their share of work, yet they End time to aid students in their quest of misplaced books or to issue a late pass for one of the slower members of our student body. In any school, and most of the time without thanks, the secretaries eagerly help students, teachers, ad- ministrators, and visitors. They keep the ball rolling. wferwi MRS. GIFFORD takes care of all the paper work in the health suite. 22 . 1 X F ww., NK .L S we 5 ' MRS. GRAHAM, as personal secretary to Mr. Arbutina, must be competent and reliable. MRS. KOVALESKY, smiling and cheerful, is busy here with John Malone, while Lana Ancrile and Chris Kubala wait their turn.

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D I I TR TORS Are the ackbone of Western Each year, the job of school ad- ministration becomes increasingly difiicult. A well organized, depend- able, and dedicated school board is a vital necessity to an ever grow- ing school district. These unselfish citizens sacrifice much to provoke a quality education at Western. Mr. Frank Meredith, as Superin- tendent of Schools, has tons of work to do. Many times during the week we see him arriving or leaving, with- out a moment to spare. Trying to keep four schools running smoothly is a real task. Mr. Michael Arbutina, High School Principal, and Mr. Carlisle McPherson, Assistant Principal, are able administrators, each making sure all phases of school procedure are followed carefully and precisely. Their main concern at all times is our education. l IQEV PROBLEMS must be solved by someone and as principal, Mr. Aubutina is a likely choice. XWJ? ,Q EXPENDITURES are rechecked by Mr. McPherson, who directs the extra curricular activities. MR. McPHERSON commends Morris Brown and Gary McMillin, Distributive Ed students, for a job well done on their shadow-box display. 21

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,ff f QL... U- ,M ,W 'Z f ,W OFFICE DUTIES are many and varied but are performed graciously by Mrs. Sara Graham, Miss Kathy Onuska and Mrs. Kathy Kovalesky. BUSINESS STUDENTS Claire Gailey and Debbie Brown watch as Kathy Onuska demonstrates how to use the multilith. MRS. KRAKOFF is kept very busy with her various jobs in the Guidance Office. The amount of information she has Hled on each ofour nearly one thousand students is amazing. was IZxNXii'e e -af M i --A ' V pn --A N' nfl' -1 i i .. I, ' . NWN, 23