Detroit Country Day School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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t ,gdvi-Q No one appreciates the invaluable help of the many Library Mrs. Walter Livingston is one of a dozen Registered Nurses Mothers more than Librarian Pat Fearnley. among our Country Day parents who volunteer their time. SECRETARIAL STAFF: Martha Lucaciu, Betty Formato, Carol Quinlan, Barbara Brennick, Jane Morris, Teedie Vickers, Honor Giddings, Ethel Leonard, Beth Willingham, Joan Sill. Brady, Barbara Volpe, Marie White, Lily-Scott 20

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7' -N- f' .l' lk IHA: '-4 l N, 5 - 0 l gif, ,lf sf. Je' S . 'Q 1-lg, .ff ui! CUSTODIANS: FIRST ROW: Jim Knight, Beulah Hunt, Frank Hamltlon. SECOND ROW: Mike Raleigh, Dave Shepard. BUS DRIVERS: Richard Tacket, Skip Cadillac, Ralph Hendrie, Assistant Supervisor, Daniel Kern, Hal Norris, Dave Randall, Joan Juntman, Pat Quick, Frank Huellmantel. Missing: Dorthea Hawkins, Bill Snyder, Jack Mingel. The Have Busy Days When classes are full and mothers are at home with their children, there is an elite group of faces milling about the outside of school: Jim, Bert, and John. The cooks keep the lunches rolling out day after day for the Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools. Afternoon and evenings are amply filled by our custodians and bus drivers. if 19

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1 ki r, V' if I r- Jwgeuf 4 Q -. ,Wt Neil Rust, a member of the athletic staff, checks out a box of Lacrosse nets for Spring practice. T ' I l We Couldn't Function Without Their Service Messrs Harry LaPointe and Neil Rust work in the athletic section of our school. Aside from duties in the cage and setting up for athletic events, both of them coach a Varsity sport. The secretarial staff at our school is busy from 8 AM until 5 PM. They are always doing something, from typing the Daily Bulletin to receiving guests to sewing up ripped clothing for students in emergencies. Miss Pat Fearnley, our librarian, is assisted by 72 mothers who have volunteered to help her. The group of mothers is chaired by Mrs. W. Ken Crowder and the secretary is Mrs. Luther Hertler. The mothers help Miss Fearnley with re-shelving, cataloging, and reading books to Lower Schoolers. Some additional duties are working with the vertical file and putting up exhibits. The nursing staff is headed by Mrs. Leonard Alex- ander. This group of volunteer mothers comes in every day and helps any member of the student body who is ill or hurt. LEFT: Harry LaPointe prepares a Field Hockey net for action. ABOVE: Gee, it looks like the little tyke ripped it! 21