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ITOR -an-nnJ 's,f. l lam an ' Q Dan Brown Bob Trombley Under the able direction of Dan Brown, who has served our school for the past thirty-five years, and Bob Trombley, the student janitors perform duties of great importance to the school. A very hard-working group, these boys devote much of their time to shoveling snow in the winter, sweeping out the rooms and corridors after school, and keeping the building clean during the summer. Student Janitors: Goodrich, G. McAuliffe, T. Sheppard, Nlanagan. 19
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Mrs. Theresa Cowing Secretary, Personal Typing Mr. Streeter's No. 1 assistant keeps the warnings flowing checks up on unwary absentees difficult class of three-thumbed seniors. ,Atv 'E 1614 pu sms I 2 3 . 59:01 MIGHIJ 22232425 N30 0 Mrs. Ann Hammond Secretary and Machine Operator Guards the school funds lNlrs. Pol- lard's substitute member of the of- fice coffee club . . . always willing to assist with the balancing of accounts . . . You need a signed requisitionf' Miss Catherine A. Wilcox One of the greatest backers of the Na- tional Honor Society makes sure that all students have taken all IQ and reading tests . .. soft voice, gentle smile, with a kind word for all. University of Vermont A.B., Ed. M, M.A. Causa Honoris.
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CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Mary Gray One of the most important and most demanding jobs in our school is the daily preparation of hot lunches for the student body. By following the expert plans of Miss Andrea, cafeteria supervisor, lVIrs. Gray Mrs. Mary YVright and Mrs. Wright, our two cooks, prepare tasty, nutri- tious meals for the more than one hundred students served during each of seven lunch periods each day. BUS DRIVERS Each day the safety of many persons is placed in the hands of our capable bus drivers. Besides being skillful, alert, and patient, they must possess a good sense of humor. Transporting loads of active, noisy students during our unpredictable Vermont winters is no easy task. The school is greatly indebted to these responsible men. MY- Soboleski Mr. Bemis Mr. Cowing .JLHXJU ,,.. .- Mr. Boyd Mr. Trombley Mr. Jennison
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