Brocton High School - La Liberte Yearbook (Brocton, NY)

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O ui Ui gt B A: 3 Twelve arkdenance CAFETERIA A sound and healthy body houses .1 sound and healthy mind, Therefore, a well-b.1lanced meal is .1 necessity. Ma Jones and her able assistants serve nutri tious lunches in a clean and bright cafeteria. The cafeteria is always .1 welcome stop on our school- day path. .19 CUSTODIANS V, ln the capable hands off 'our school's custodians is placed the duty of making our daily environ' ment pleasant. clean, .1nd healthful. Their tireless efforts have kept tl1e grounds and buildings of our Alma Mater in suitable condition to influence us to he more neat and careful as We prepare to follow the path outward into the world, 3 1 BUS DRIVERS Punctual, Competent, Cheerful? 'llhree cheers for our bus drivers. Inclement and unseasonable weather, the prophets may predict but our drivers will always find tl1e ways. They are as constant as the dawn and pick us up at highroads and by-roads that we travel to our main road, School! u v J..-A A 1 xg, if! ww

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Scfzaol Bama! The difficult task of planning and directing the complex inner workf ings of our school system is capably handled by our School Board. Their deep consideration and efficient operation have made our journey through school easier and more desirable. SHARP, MUNSON, ROSSITFR. CYCONNOR. SHU'l'TI,EWORTH, HARMON, Eleven

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xx .' S B thx , LIN le X - 1 in LL.. s -Q fr? XEMQTW W X All Work and no playH'1akesJack'a dull boy may be hackneyed but it is true. The students devoted hours in driving lessons, which although was a regular class was regarded more as pleasure than Work. In the various activities, the students not only relaxed but they played with a purpose. All of the play periods helped them in some form or other to develop sociability. 'ia X l 1 5 W fl Thirteen