Evergreen Park High School - Eta Pi Chi Yearbook (Evergreen Park, IL)

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These Handy Men Are Helpful Anothony Pajula, Art Roller, Peter Bult. The night staff, which is not pictured, includes these: Albert Zuidema, Charles Agema, James Mikesell, Henry Brink. Bright and cheery rooms and corridors are due to the many hours spent every day by our custodians. They see to it that our desks are clean, that our floors are swept and waxed, and that our building is always tidy. Our custodians also contribute to our ever-improving landscape. Lunch period is probably the most popular period of the day with our students. The reason for that is obvious. Under the management of Mrs. Geiselhofer, this cafeteria staff prepares wonderful meals for the students and faculty. 1 dr 1 f 'N 4, wt 1 T, , .f .44 , hs, W f Ai 1 X 3 ...K my . ,.f ,-V it Q ,f if . f ft A st.. at Our vivacious head engineer is Art Roller They Make U, Good ou Helena Creancy, Hannah Voegele, Mary Sakota, Alice Kerstra, Margaret Rosner, Lena Pellegrino, Clara Levenger, Margaret Geiselhofer, and Rose Dorl. Wx GW., ,uni ,Nuns im. .na -,nu gunz? 's.

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Qs., ' Q. The sixth period physics class labors over an experiment The American Studies class is a combination of History and English. Last Spring they took a trip to Boston. 4 V ' ' ' V ' Wood Shop taught by Mr. Lurquin gives boys experience in carpentering. Ever da Life at Evergreen Hi h