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.pq-It-yarn A familiar sight to Canfield students is this one of the lmus drivers. SEATED: Riehard Skelton. Delmar Richards, Hubert Rodgers. STANDING: Howard Lynn, Solon Beard. Carl Clay. George Skelton and Fred Weeden. Vihtn the flu tpidenue hit CHS in Oc- to ver Nire Nli -Xudrry Arnold re- ceived a workout takin the tempera- E may-Vw . Keeping check on storage room supplxe is one of the many jolms of our school secretaries, Miss Linda an a 1 Mrs. Corinne 'tit-Farland These persons' work is never done. qtarting the day early and finishing long after svhool hours. these dependable persons help keep school affairs functioning smoothly. The promotion of student welfare is the motivating force behind their efforts. Although often taken for granted, the services they provide are vital for a successful educational program. Responsible for the upkeep of our school building and grounds are De- Wf-ese' Paulin. Paul Fretleriek and Nlrs. Helen llc-lminialc. The preparation and serving of whole- some meals for the Cons:-rxative price of 251i per lunvh is the ta-k of Xlrs. Hildadlooth. Mrs. Ruth l.ipp. Nlrs. Gladys llavis, Nlrs. June Moore. Mrs. ,lane l'line'rman and Miss jam- Gmail- rich. as 5. as 'Q ?vwf-, a LL
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LT.. Mrs. Mary Dotson, history, Mrs. Margaret Barker, Eng- lish, and Mrs. Thelma Lewis, Spanish, lament the con- tinuous task of checking papers. Librarian Mrs. Wanda Weimer and Guidance Counselor Wayne Engel discuss new editions of various college catalogues. These teachers are instructors, but more than that, they are the people who guide us toward success in our future life. A friendly relationship exists between the faculty and students. yet requiring mastery of basic academic and social skills. Paul Rossi, music, Robert Winterburn, mathematics, and Francis McLaughlin, physi- cal education, exchange shop talk as they get their daily mail. Now the day is over but Miss Laurada ,1- 0 Osborn, English. and Bliss Jane Paulin, mathematics. take time out to pose for the photographer before going home.
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