Greenbelt Junior High School - Pylon Yearbook (Greenbelt, MD)

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I M fi After 19 years of hard devoted work at Green- belt, Mr. Purgang is retiring. But we all know that a principal's work is never done. With parents worrying him about their children's grades, students worrying him about their own problems, and the county administrators worrying him with loads of paperwork, he still is able to greet you in the hall with a cheerful Hello there! We would like to wish Mr. Furgang the best of luck in all of his future endeavors, and we hope he takes many fond memories of G. I. H. S. with him. .X- 'xml 1'

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Mr. Ullrich is a familiar face to us all. Wheth- er in the cafeteria or behind his desk, it seems he always has time to flash you a quick smile. Along with his administrative duties and data processing responsibilities, he gave much time and thought to the changes brought about by bus- ing, Mr. Ullrich hopes that all students, both old and new, will, in time, find ways to 'fget it all together. lf W , ,f YV wfnfffw . t fy whiff ri'f t 1' 16 . ,ix W., ggnwm, 61 N,'fN 'gf t fix' lv MM!! , W A y, 4 , f l Way 1 , ae 4 -f w ,I I., 61.1