Emerson Vocational High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Q x X. 1 g XX af S' E We take for granted many ser- vices that keep the school run- ning - maybe not running smoothly, but at least it's in motion. Left - Mrs. Freed and Mrs. Ketry fwho has since left usj work on the long, tedi- ous but necessary job of setting up the locator file. QThey were really smiling - it was paydayj Students try to avoid being seen in or near the office - after all, when they donlt know your name, they can lt blame you for anything. Older students tell the incoming freshmen, Stay out of sight, find a place to hid but don't take mine. This fortunate lady is Mrs. Botts. The friendly voice that calls your home when you took the day off to go hunting belongs to her. Our custodial engineer, Mr. Shannon Qlike in f'Where the River Shannon's Flowingnj spends a hard day at 'his desk. i . ri, I A, . vt . i. -vm 4 V , 1 .A an i J l - Lv ir . Lihr EV EE: ,. wg , V1.. f I 9 5 ,-

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f'-5+ 1' l 2 Mr. Kurkels Shop - Reigning where Mr. Zimmer held sway, the boys in shop 114 are learn- ing wood shop hand tools and basic crafts. Left - Mr. Kurke helps Renee Ro- drigues pick out just the right piece of wood. Below - Philip Arloyya watches Edward Polowy and John Heckel assemble and dissemble simultaneously a shop project ,Z ' -,339 f , J - -d-- -- l

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, T 1 Above - The kibitzers watch. Stanley Kanfold works while the laughing crew keeps him company, Right - More sawdust wyth a power sander. Below - James Stewart mass produces thumb tacks - or at least that's what came out. . lm ll 'v ls, 3