Cedar Cliff High School - Cedar Log Yearbook (Camp Hill, PA)

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CAFETERIA STAFF . . . spends a busy morning preparing daily lunches for approximately 950 students who purchase low -cost, nourishing meals. Shown at right are Mr. Calvin Haver stock, Mrs. Martha Mucher, Mrs. Clara Kauffman, Cafeteria Managerg Mrs. Ruth Resch and Mrs. Elsie Corbet. Own MAINTENANCE STAFF . . . de- serves special plaudits for a great job in keeping a huge building shiny and attractive and grounds and playing fields in excellent condition. Pictured at right, KNEELING: Mr. William Hirsch and Mr. Thomas Jones. STANDING: Mr. George Fraser, Mr. Lester J. Martin, Maintenance Engineerg Mr. George Brinton and Mrs. Laura Critchley, MOUNDS OF SANDWICHES. . . on their way. At work, left, are Mrs. Elinor Moser Mrs. Betty Patter - son,Mrs. Marjorie Fritz, Mrs. Nora Miller and Mrs. Marjorie Winslow Wm fa. '54 lf - 'abit ' 1.

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Ta!wafLool2faf2CJ. O. COMMITTEE OE EDUCATORS . . . get a comprehensive view ofCedar Cliff and its program to determine whether the school measures up to the standards of the Mid -States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Above, left to right, Mr. Edward Brown and Mr. Robert Rankin check reports with Mr. Robert Beard, assistant, and Mr. Victor Baiz, committee chairman. FINAL SUMMARIES . . . are prepared as the three-day visit ends with presentation of a brief oral report by Mr. Victor Baiz, chairman. Shown below, SEATED, are Mr. Herbert Erb, Mr. Edward Brown, Mr. Robert Rankin, Mr. Robert Beard, Mr. Victor Baiz, chairmang Mrs. Anne Zeigler. STANDING: Mr. John Brodish, Mr. Morris Schaeffer, Mr. William Horvath, Mr. Eddie King, Mr. James Hoch, Miss Loretta Snow, Dr. John Lawther, Mr. Warren Evans, Rev. Thomas Leitch, Mr. Paul Fatzinger. Absent when the picture was taken were Mrs. Thelma Malkin and Mr. Willard Ludwig.

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The Senior Class of Cedar Cliff dedi- cates the Cedar Log for 1962 to Mr. Fred Bollen. Some of us prize his spe- cial encouragement and trust when there was little reason to expect such treat- ment. More of us value his efforts in the class room to instruct us not only in business education but also in the virtues of courage, truth, sincerity. Others of us remember this tireless enthusiasm as he helped prepare us for our first gridiron appearances. From all of us, in appreciation for his assist- ance in financing the Cedar Log, we gratefully recognize his services to our class and to Cedar Cliff. i it i . ,. .Q X5 in 35? nw mai Kiwi? New ,ai Mr. Fred Bollen