Colon High School - Magi Yearbook (Colon, MI)

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LADY V.I.P.S CHS has four very competent secretaries. They are Mrs. McKercher, Mrs. Trayling, Mrs. Hughes, and Mrs. Wagner, who was on vacation the day the pictures were taken. Colon has six cooks. They are Mrs. Engle, Mrs. Cummins, Mrs. Neaman, Mrs. Casselman, Mrs. Velie, and Mrs. Delp. They have the task of making cafeteria food taste as good as Mom's.

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TS THEIR GOAL D A) Mrs. Linda Haas is co-sponsor of the cheerleaders as well as teaching Seventh and Eighth Grade English. B) In the home ec kitchens you can always find Miss jfc Helen Reesor, who hews tlie girls with homemaking ideas. C) Newcomer Mr. Ste e Bollinger works with the Seventh Grade 4E program, is Sophomore advisor and Eighth Grade Coach. D) Mrs. Ramona Thaxtbn is librarian and sponsor of the N. H. S. Her most famous words are Be quiet, please. E) Our algebra, geomd other than Mr. WilberJ teacher. ry and calculus teacher is none immert, who is a second year ) Mr. Ira Clark is a man of any talents-a goed math teacher, driver's ed instructor, wearer of prizewinning hats and has a knack for knitting.

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SCHOOL AND BUSES KEPT IN RUNNING ORDER A custodian's job is not easy. He must keep the building swept and mopped and keep CHS in tip-top shape. The custodians pictured are Ralph Loudenslager and Paul Lampe. Night man is Rev. Leonard Steininger. That young man checking the oil on the bus is our new bus mechanic, Jim Pagels. He's the man the students ought to thank when their bus doesn't run in cold weather. All kidding aside, Mr. Pagels is doing an excellent job of keeping our buses in good shape.