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The average day in the life of a secretary includes
performing such duties as typing, taking dictation, open­
ing mail, making telephone calls, writing checks, greeting
visitors, helping pupils and faculty members, preparing
bulletins, and many others. We often wonder how they
are able to complete all those things required of them
and yet remain so pleasant.
Our secretarial staff at Delhaas is to be commended
for the efficient manner in which it handles all situations.

Mrs. Vosburgh, Mr. Ellis's secretary, proofreads a bulletin to
be placed in faculty mail boxes. Whenever a problem arises
in the general office, Mrs. Vosburgh, who is in charge, gladly Mrs. Shegda, secretary to our Librarian, is never idle. Whenever she is
offers her assistance. Faculty and students have learned t o not busy in the library assisting students, she can be found writing checks
appreciate her efficiency. and checking accounts because, that too, is one of her many responsibilities.
Our "camera man” took this picture as Mrs. Shegda was signing-out books.

Switchboard operators are always busy people. Mrs. Van Sciver, All pupils need guidance and a few need discipline. Miss Snyder
however, performs many additional tasks. She types bulletins, re­ and Mrs. Gough are discussing one of their numerous problems.
ceives visitors, assorts the mail, and writes student passes. Oh, yes, Miss Snyder is Mr. Antoni's secretary and Mrs. Gough works in
Mrs. Van Sciver also finds time to be pleasant to everyone. the Guidance Department with our counselors.
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