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Secretaries serve Wilson

A tremendous amount of knowledge and organization is
needed to run an educational institution like Woodrow
Wilson High School. Administrators, teachers, and guid­
ance personnel require the skill of a dedicated and effi­
cient staff in a multitude of areas. Letters to parents and
organizations, attendance bulletins, teacher and student
schedules, ticket sales, locker combination sheets, and
hundreds of passes are but a few of the services offered
MRS. PHYLLIS KRYWUCKI secretary to the
principal. by this group of secretaries as they continue to serve Wil­
son. Their jobs are not glorious and often their work goes
by unnoticed. But their usefulness is painfully apparent
when they are absent and the school has trouble func­
tioning without them.

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MRS. MARY PUUSTI secretary to discipline
office.

MISS REGINA KEARNY secretary to MISS CINDY BURNS secretary to athletic
curriculum office. office.

MRS. REGINA LEONARD . . secretary to attend­
ance office.

MISS BARBARA DAVIS secretary to MISS DEBBIE JUNO secretary to work experi­
attendance office. ence office.

MISS BRENDA BROWN secretary to library.