Clay Township High School - Geronimo Yearbook (Peru, IN)

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1 25 I , REFLECTOR . 1945 vV,,- ' 2 . , , COOKS AND JANITOR Standing CLEFT TO RIGHTJ CHARLIE STODGELL, MRS. HARRX' KANE, MRS. LOWELL BURKE, MRS. ROBERT MILLER We are very proud of our most efficient cafeteria made so by our three cooks. The cafeteria has had some fine improvements this year by the addition of built-in cabinets and sinks. We wish to show our appreciation to Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Kane for the Hne part they are playing in this department. To Charlie, our faithful janitor, goes the credit of keeping our school-house a clean place in which we spend seven hours of the day.

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Er no-..-x vi it l We wish to dedicate J REFLECTOR .. I Miss Ellars was my teacher, too. She made us study, that's true, But in this age and time, I think it's a crime To skip over lessons, don't you? 'I'here's another we must keegbin mind. ' Mr. Maple so pleasant anclvkmd. He is riow orttrustde, W i And I know you'll agree, Few faults with him do we Hnd. Yes, Charlie goes in with this too, I-Ie's really been faithful and true, He'll stay here all night To keep fires going right, Yet never tells when he's blue. Now, last but not least, are the cooks, They're certainly not here just for looks. They make things to eat That would be hard to beat And they don't get their food out of books. At last I have come to the end. I know that each one is your friend. When it's all said and done Really there's only one, Clay school is the one to defend. NORMA JEAN LEMASTER to Mr. E. W. Lamb, one of our former teachers, this quotation: The wise old owl sat in the oak The more be saw the less be spoke Tbc less be spoke the more be beard Why arc-n't we like this 'wise old bird? S nf l l 9

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