Poolesville High School - Sugar Loaf Echo Yearbook (Poolesville, MD)

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7fiPI LIBRARI Thls vear when stmdents need a qulet place to work on reference mater 1a1 thev wave the perfect place to go The lirrarv thls vear lS located and tocked w1th a lar er Varlety of 200 new books If M135 O11V18 Green, our falthful llbrarian, 1S unakle to be ln the llnrar , tmere 13 alwa s a student llbrarlan to asslst Qtudents wlth refer enc q1eS+1onS I P e ' 1 rl I ' 9 .U u . v . in a larger room which has been redecorated, furnished with new furniture, G ' Q ' 0 .U v F . xr . . . N A . , 'Q 1 J. .. o

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'I CAFETERIA JORKERS Manager Mrs Bettv Tltus Mrs Lo1s Umstead Mrs Oma Mills Ihreryday men the old faithful clock struck one o'clock, there were Glu!!! crowds of students rushing into the cafetena for one of those dellcious hot mils that had sent a t3.I1t311Z1Hg aroma through the first floor of the building all morning, or students ambllng out of the cafeterla gust after COmPlet1Rg substantial, well balanced meal These neals all take plannlnsf, tlrne, and S 11 CUSTODIANS Clean, mop, sweep, labor These are familiar actlnties to our falth Q ful Gustodians, Mr dinplgler, Mr Poole and Mr Jones Our complete school 18 made clean er, happier and xqore sanltarv by the dependable work of these men Our deepest aporeclatlon to our custodlans ! EQ, f 1 Many thanks to these consistent women who made our 'days more complete., Q' r 1 Hx f u ' - ,f A . . . - . If ' ' . Q K Xt . . b . . Vx M - si A U . -,Rx e X , . xh 1' I