Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

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Mrs. Stade: I'm impressed with the good con- duct of the students, and I hope it continues. Student librarians Carol Ehardt Linda Cemy Beckie Todd Ken Maynard Dianne DeCocker April Loescher Shelly Tomey Rose Doris Zinzo Patsy Brown Sandra Stone Lloyd Bowling Ardus Burch Linda Vincent Pam Carter Hearit Zhe Cibrary The Library opened the second week of school this year. It was closed last year because it lacked a librarian, and there were classes held in there through- out the day. Mrs. Stade has increased the number of books and has opened a paperback bookstore. The hours are from 8 o'clock to 4 o'clock. . . .Our Cooks. . . . 8 Mrs. White bread, Mrs. Wedge, Mrs. Wilson.

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Mrs. Dyna Wood Mr. Christopher Zielinski English Dept. Mathematics Dept. Athletic Dept. Miss Mitrink Mr. Soule Mrs. Brabst Miss Nelson Secretaries Mrs. Gregory (Right) Mrs. Gardener (Le£i, 7

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“HOZ jCUMCM” This year was the first time we have had hot lunch since the failure of the millage. Most kids complain good-naturedly about the food, but they admit that it's pretty good. Mrs. Wilson, the head cook, said ail the cooks enjoyed working with the students and although they complained, they still ate the food. IT). CAK'DS CROSWELL LEXINGTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS CltOSWKLL. MICH 422 LOUIS STALL GRAHAM ROAD CROSWELL, MICH. Because of the problem of undesirable persons attending the dances and games at the high school, the administration decided that I. D, cards would be necessary. These cards have a picture, the student's name, class, and cost $1.25. Most stu- dents feel the cards were a waste, because they weren't required to use them at any of the school activities. 9