BATTFT RlTfiTR, BATTKY, NORTH. CAROLTWA, APRIL, 19^?^
Girls Get Experience-In Principdl's Office
Pagfi IQ,
Three junior and ten sen
ior girls have gained "val
uable” experience this
school year by working in
the. office of Principal
M, W. Weaver says the head
of the commercial depaft-
ment.
Various duties of the of
fice girls include helping
make and typing reports,
typing for other teachers,
running errands, answering
the telenhone, keeping the
office while Principal
Weaver is in class or in
other parts of the build
ing, making deposit slips,
helping count money, and
writing receipts,
OFFICE WORKERS
Katherine V/hitley, senior
and sixth period office
girl, writes checks this
semester in place of Joyce
Thompson, senior and for
mer sixth period office
girl.
Sonja Manning, junior,
who keeps the office the
first period, is this
aemester replacing Bobbie
Batts, junior, who was on
duty the first semester,
Shelby Williams, senior,
now in charge of the
office the second period,
has taken over the same
hours that Sylvia Vick,
senior, had in the fall.
5onja Lamm and Elsie
Eatmon, seniors, take dic
tation and write letters
this semester. Sonja kept
the office fifth period
during the first semester,
but Dixie Howard, senior,
has this position now.
Nancy Medlin, senior, is
replaced by Becky Lamm as
the third period assistant.
Mary Bissette, senior,
replaces Jane Burgess, sen
ior, who kept the office
fourth period during the
first semester.
The State Board of Educa
tion survey noted that
some needs of the office
are more space snd full
time secretarial help.
Principal Weaver stresses;
"I want any student, pat
ron, or teacher to feel to
come to the office any
time a need arises.
"The commercial students
do an outstanding job. The
big trouble is that they
have to shift from period
to period and also carry
a full class load.
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