Ferndale High School - Talon Yearbook (Ferndale, MI)

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UST GDI NS R E ' A Iairggrlfuifgl Gloiileli Velma .l0fl9S. Marv' Curtis. Second: Art Sales, Frank Murdoch: Third: ftl Cliherrvtfkrchit' lleron, tiarlhlludson 0 1 f' UTP, fl rew llarrell, William Ly0n, Leonard Johnson. F0l1Yll1- berry WlXSi!l1,,llll Nicholas, Walter lloe-km:-.on, Lawrence BOIIS. Blake Moran, ,lames Edwards, Andrew Zofchak, Hollins Peoples. The next time you walk through F a window, think a moment about who 1 the gentleman is who comes swiftly to your aid. He is what is known as a custodian. These guys deserve a lot of credit. They come early and late, they put up with slopped up lunches, griping greasies and snotty P.R.s. Many of them work at night, so we students don't get a chance to know them. Nevertheless, we still know they're there by the immaculate condition of the school in the morning. Even though it seems empty without Charlie, we still recognize the great service they perform. ' Along with the custodians we must express our appreciation to the kitchen staff who put up with griping kids all day long. They spend many hours preparing the food which larsth rowE,hNalIie Spencer, Genevieve Wild, Josephine Marie Fudge, Helen Thompson, Linda llartkopf, jean- is so elegantly f ll served HI HOOD- RC US. y is Everlv. Eleanor Lahti Bessie Lennox elle Braun lrene Finn Marrian Mann llelen Bourge- . - . . ' ' ' ' - W f t , h t ff, Jeanette Roberts, lxathy bulentl, Donna Dora.Se-cond ois, Rita Yanello, Keitha Rodgers, Martha Morris. e are Oruma e to have quo a S a row: Betty Bauer, Francis Betleley, Esther Paulussen, and are ever grateful'

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