Euclid High School - Euclidian Yearbook (Euclid, OH)

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Srhnnl Staff N N Miss Xarla lialich examining' lulalln- Monroe's throat Mr. lieoree llrm-uster and Mr Jerry Hauser talkin: over ll1'5P If you become ill while in school. you may he assured of competent care. Miss Nada Batich, my school nurse. is always on hand to give first aid and medical care. Her office is located on the left. in the executive corrido1'. At the begin- ning of each year, Miss Batich and the doctor give regular check-ups to all the students. My seniors are also given eye tests. Miss Batich performs a valuable and very neces- sary job. their many duties Gluatnhizm At the far end of my executive corridor is the office ot my head custodian, Mr. George Brewster, and his assistant, Mr. Jerry Ganser. Directing the operations of a large staff is Mr. Brewster's main occupation and when visitors continually remark about my A-1 condition. it is a credit to his man- agement and organization. No mishap is too small to escape his watchful eye: no request, too trivial that it will not receive his immediate attention. This deparlment often work around the clockn to as- sure my many school and community activities of a clean and comfortable place to meet. perform. and be enjoyed. frothy Steen, Veil Slit-arer. Jean liowmliteh, JoAnn Nason, lines! lranisha, Susan tiorman. Jennie l'alarlino, Margaret Rhoinbus. l'lal'a Douglas, Irene llalash. ifiihrzlrg In my library there are over 9.000 volumes kept in order by my librarians whose duties are many and varied. Listed among: these duties are: fll bouncing'ig C21 reference and rcconnncndingg and CSU passing out supplies: ink, pencils, and Kleenex. The staff is confronted with some odd rc- qm-sts such as: an under the bridge diction- ary. hysterical novels. and a blue hook l used last semester. VVhen I asked what joys there are in being: a lihrarian. Miss Jean Bowditch answered. My work with students in reference and hook sclcction - to thc point that a hit of humor is oftcn a saving grace. Q1E1fPTP1'iEI My cafeteria is the eating' spot for most of my students. My staff works long and hard to prepare thc meals eaten by my student body and faculty. 'l'he dietician told mc that 900 of my stu- dents buy lunches daily and consume over 1000 bottles of milk. My dietetic staff not only prepares the school lunches but also thc parties and banquets given by various organizations throughout the year. twenty-six - s i- - ,... --..l.. A iw

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