Catonsville High School - Catonian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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A P1 rsmzal miclz are among the duties of Mrs. Earle, Guidance Oliiee secretary. Assorted cuts and bruises. and an occasional emergency. make Mrs. Edwards indispensable. Besides easing the sick, our lady in white super- yises the eye tests and arranges for a public health nurse to administer TB tests. Students struggling with a difficult assignment find welcome aid in the library managed by Mrs. Wilmer and her assistants, Miss Hutcher- son and Mrs. Edmunds, who compile reference lists. give book talks. and keep the shelves orderly. The secretary, Mrs. Sauerwein. answers letters and catalogues books. Once upon ci mialnigltt dreary, us .... Mrs. Eunice Eclinimcls entlzrulls .stziclerztx with tlfClSC'll1CJIll1Lf bunk talk. Riff WW K2 X 3 XZZSYQ JM ..r Xzger .W A , Q.-.f J .3 ,X ..,-. - Q5 new ' f . . , But we ecln't pltiee .Yllfll fl large order with so little nn1ney. ' LilJruriun.s' Mm. Florence Wilmer and lVli.s'.x' Rntlz HlllC'llC'l'.S'fllZ zli.s'eti.x'.s' ti book order witlt Mrs. Emily Scnierwein, .s'ec'retciry. lt limits like tt letter-of-c'funnierzzltttimz rating ut leci.s't. Mr. Seliincller and Mr. Btielzlzeistei' interpret Ntlfltllltll Merit text I'L',S'llll.Y. 'fl'-Yi .N ii V1 Q .... .., ..-W . - ,.,,. W,...,,..,.,,-.,..e.,.,,W...n,4..,g ., ,. , JZ Ik ' Y ff

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