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4 x X W c v flem en tary yacuftly NINTH AVENUE FACULTY NINTH AVENUE FACULTY Miss Caldwell, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Moore, Mrs, Rittenhouse, Miss Har- Mrs, Carlson, Miss Romeo, Miss De Santis, Mrs, Handel, Mrs, Ralston riger. Primary teachers talk over current problems. Health program benefits are discussed by intermediate teachers. BEECHWOODS FACULTY SNYDER FACULTY Miss Erickson, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs, Crawford, Mrs. Sterrett, Mrs. McVitty, Mrs. Bovaird, Mrs, Shaw, Mrs, Nale, Mr. Paiersky. Mrs. Thompson, Teachers evaluate reading program. Playground activities are planned by teacher group. 14
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l 6 Health Fel-Aonnel Of great importance along The Trail of life is the health of the travelers and guides. Our health personnel capably conduct periodic physical and dental examinations of our stu- dents, ever watchful of illness in order to remedy it before it be- comes too serious. Our staff of health personnel consists of Dr. Lorenzo, Dr. Vaughn, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Val- iean Kelley, and Mrs. Fay Wells. We will be ever grateful for the expert services performed by this group. T l Left to Right: Dr. Vaughn, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Kelley, R. N., Mrs. Wells, Dr. Lorenzo. W H Vit Hemi-l W Gs! fig! ' 5 'P- S 9 9'S as A .3 QSQQO K '.'.'s . 54,1 a N School Sec:-eta:-ieA Miss Kay Morrison frightl and Miss Patricia Weisner fleftj served as Mr. Hysong's two very capable secretaries during this past year. lt was through their friendliness and co-operation that many of our problems and difficulties were solved. They worked very hard to help make our school one of the best. 13
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Attractive lawns are achieved by Mr. Mr. Britton checks milk supply for pupil Students remember Ninth Avenue as at- Klingensmith in upkeep of Washington lunches cut Snyder Building. tractive building because of industrious Township Building. Mr. Guy. i ll l ll A A f 0 1' i 1 4 if N e A r A Mr. Hamman takes yearly inventory at Sev- Mr. Worotiew works other stuclenfs are dis- enth Avenue Building in preparation 'for missed to have High School Building in readie supply orders. ness for next clay. Many students are transported to Elementary and High School Buildings by efficient and careful drivers. 15
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