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Page 31 text:
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IATED ISSF UL TAFF : YEAR Miss Ilene Jones, librarian,is surrounded by a myriad of books and files as she checks some returned books against the card file. 1 Q, , r,. fs aid in the ele- cover a wide Mrs. Mary Helen Bullock, Mrs. Mary Helen Young, and Miss Judy Donaldson, remedial reading teachers, ex- amine a piece of equipment which is frequently used in the reading center, which is considered one of the best of its kind in the state. :hool secretary, fter serving in trs. The stu- esemed her : lize the results of an achievement test. Mrs. Kretz ld a tea was considers the results of testing programs to guide r students in a wise choice of vocations. l l s WHS counselor, Mrs. Hester Kretz, prepares to ana- J .Mita Larry Womble supervises ground activities and also with various office duties. I Q the grade school play assists Mrs. Lindsey
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gn 5. g: .ix S X 'M Q HX-- f .. .. X -. Ass:-U a, .1 .afici- rf QQ? Il Sig Office personnel are an essential part of the school. Mrs. Ed Shipp, bookkeeper, handles the financial transac- tions of the school. Mrs. John Jones completed the year as school secretary after Mrs. Harvey resigned. Mrs. Wm. Odneal, teacherls aid, assists the teaching staff and per- p forms various office duties. DEDICATED SUCCESSFUL Mrs. William Wallace serves as teacher's aid in the ele- mentary principal's office. Her duties cover a wide range of activities. Mrs. Lloyd Harvey, school secretary, resigned in December after serving in that capacity for 15 years. The stu- dent office assistants presented her with a beautiful cake and a tea was held in her honor. YEA Miss Ilene myriad ofl returned books Mrs. Maryl Miss Judy amine a piece in the reading best of its kind WHS lize the con stuc
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Service with a smile seems to be the motto of the cooking staff, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. McAllister, Mrs. Hand, and Mrs. Craig. STAFF IS ESSE TIAL Custodians Bill Stockdale, George Nevils, and Bill Yount are a vital part ofthe WHS personnel. Bus drivers served many long hours traveling to ball games, plays, etc., in addition to their daily jobs. Robert Chipman, Harry Mullins, Freeman Harbit, Raymond Bun- nell, Harold Scheele, and Wilson Alcorn are the drivers.
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