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School services aid students The School Services Department of the school encompasses many varied aspects of the community. Among the many occupations are library care, public relations, business, treasury and general maintenance. Students and faculty supply the main backbone of Rummel. The maintenance people keep the school machinery in good working order and repair areas of the school that are in need of repair. The workers in the business and treasury offices keep the school's financial system well organized. All these and many other people combine to keep Rummel in excellent condition. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Mr. Bill Arthurs' photography seminar class visits a photography shop. RIGHT: David Verdina studies for his test in the library. ABOVE: Brother Norbert Russell pages through one of his many files. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: German clubbers inflate their inner tubes before setting out on their ride down the Tangipohoa River. 126 Associates i l Br. Joseph Scheberle Joseph Serio Br. George Stout Dick Whitfield 4 I
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Br. Gale Condi! Br. Gabriel Daigle Robert Marlin Fr. Lawrence Mueller Donald Torsney 2 E 3 3 r l 5 E 1 K . Z W 5 4 Z 'W : 45134, f wow, , z r -ir 'em y ...un-W' , te, , , , .,,,,., , T , . V 'v' 1 -'l' -br if ,-f. . 32312 fl if fi g I :fl gli LEFT: Larry Torforich looks over Guidance material in the Guidance Lobby. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Russell Zeller looks over malerials in the lobby. OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: Brolher Gale Condil gives advice to Martin Walker during a counseling appoinfmenl. OPPOSITE PAGE, RIGHT: Edmond Meyer and Thomas Naquin consult each olher over the different offerings of some colleges. Guidance 125
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Field trips give students diversity During the school year, various classes and organizations took field trips to areas affiliated in some way with their course of study. Trips ranged from restaurant dinners and tubing to library studies at local universities. Some of theseifield trips were solely for the purpose of entertainment, but others had educational value in the plans. Some of the education-oriented trips included visits to the Jefferson Parish Crime Lab and the Little Gypsy Power Plant and a dinner at Pancho's. Trips mainly for enioyment included the German Club's tubing excursion down the Tangipahoa River and the trip to the Happy Hour Theatre by the Spanish Ill class. School Services!Field Trips 127
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