Big Spring Joint High School - Big Spring Yearbook (Newville, PA)

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Who Else but cz Senior . . . could have a locker like this? - . . Could S6l6Cl name Cards? . . could is rite on bananas? . . . could receive his diploma? . Cfvllld learn iI1 this mdHl1Cr? could turn this mess into formality?

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Service Personnel WM. W, .. First Row: M. Johnson, C. Miller, S. Dciteh, W. Young, IS. Keck, J. C1-phart, S. Baum, M. Hummel, L. Varner, C. Burkett, V, McCullough. Second Rout D. Young, l'. Jones, C, Brandt, L. Mowery, C. WiCk3l'd, ,l. Singer, H. Cayman, D. Dingle, Q. Barrick, L. Hock, R, Kutz, C. Snyder. These ladies work hard prepar- ing our dinner and seeing that we get the necessary foods. During our football games, they have food stands which are always wel- come. We can always depend on them for a good nourishing meal. Amidst the noise and confusion these drivers have safely and patiently driven us to our destina- tion- school in the morning and home in the afternoon. They with- stand plenty of noise and confu- sion, but seriously, they love their job. First Row: G. Jumper, K. Turner, G, Hassler, Cafeteria Manager: R. Boyd, P. Bowman, J. Reid, M. Mohler. Second Row: F. Shaw, D. Arbcgrast, P, Mains. Left to Right: L. Lezzer, E. Graham, H. HQ,-lman. These fine trustworthy men keep our school neat and clean. They wash the windows and the floors, they trim the shrubs and mow the lawng they shovel the snow, they empty the wastebaskelsg they distribute supplies to the rooms, they . . . We could go on and on, but these men are always on the job. I9

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