Brunswick High School - Railroader Yearbook (Brunswick, MD)

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in the belief in the dignity and worth of labor---that every worker should receive an adequate recognition for services rendered. Mr. Ralph Logue and Mr. Lee Ifert, the cus- todians, are irreplacable parts of B.H.S. since it is they who provide clean and con- fortable surroundings for the students, fa- culty, and administration. Mrs. Virginia Barger, Mrs. Hazel Nuse, Mrs., Pearl Hahne, and Mrs. Carolene Ayres are well known at B. H. S. They prepare each menu bea ring in mind the nutritional needs of growing boys and girls. They also prepare delicious food for the Presi- dents' Dinner, the Faculty Christmas Dinner and the Faculty Picnic. Bus drivers could well b called heroes of patience lVIiss Pauline Taylor, Mr. Pau n i lf Stine, and Mr. Floyd S are responsible for ge tt out-of-town students to sc on time. Even during tre herous driving c onditif: parents can rely on them the safety of their children. Q-X.,

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fuoE T The Student Council meets every Monday to discuss problems and projects of the student body. This yeai-'s representatives are: First row: Michael Kelley, Brenda Hoffmaster, Jo Ann Smith, Sharon Harrison, Mrs. Mary Cage, Sue Ann Ebberts, Bonny Moler, Thomas Watson, James Short. Second row: Carol Jo Phillips, Anne Burke, Connie Albert, Karen Kidwiler, Norma Dawson, Sylvia Cauley, Jo Ann Hammond, and Ann Roelke. Third row: Russell Lancaster, Drew Orye, Billy Margrabe, Sue Reynolds, Brenda Webber, Bonnie Kline, and Linda Dawson. Carolyn Kline uses the new S t u d e nt Directory, which she helped to develop. The Student Council publishes this at t r a c t iv e booklet, w h i c h appeals to parents as well as students. This service is an invaluable aid to anyone seeking the ad- dress or telephone number of any member of the fac- ulty or student body. Judy Walker, a tired but happy student- teacher, pauses at the end of Student Day to reflect the lessons she has taught and learned. All Seniors share her emotions on the one day of the school year on which they assume the responsibilities of the faculty and administration under teacher guidance. This change about is a learn- ing experience for all concerned.