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s . . .WHE ,WHERE,WHY,HOW? . . . There are two guidance counselors, Mrs. Joy Atkins full time and Roger fCoachJ Tompkins serving on a half- time basis. Mrs. Atkins is completing her first year and Mr. Tompkins his third year in this capacity. Mr. Tomp- kins teaches in the social science de- partment the first half of the day. When the two guidance counselors get together it may mean trouble for someone. Here Roger Tompkins and Mrs. Atkins review student records. Coach Tompkins and Chuck Rustem, student body presi- dent, discuss some matters of great importance during one of Coach's guidance sessions. Ex, Caught unexpectedly again. Barb Gugel and Mike Piesko try to act very nonchalant and unconcerned.
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SECRETARIES WHO K OW WHERE IT'S Mrs. Charlotte Worley, secretary. can be seen con- stantly working at her typewriter. The three secretaries do a fine job at the high school. The students and faculty sincerely appreciate all their kind ef- forts and help which is offered often. All three are cheerful and add much to the high school atmosphere. More thanks than words can say is due to these ladies. Being secretary to the guidance counselors can be a demanding role, but Mrs. Betty Pahl always meets each question with a smile. Q t Mrs. Laurence Lee, private to the superintendent, takes time out from her many duties to have a picture taken.
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YUMMY! YUMMY! YUMMY! An important spot in any school has to be the lunchroom. Naturally, with every lunchroom there goes the people who put the food on- the cooks! This year's cooks tried their hardest to prepare meals which not only looked good, but tasted good as well. Besides the cooks, however, the students themselves played an ac- tive role in making the cafeteria a hopping spot. The senior cut line was often infiltrated by underclass- men, and sometimes there were student protests made by individ- uals against the meals and lunch- room policies. Conversations dur- ing meals were interesting and many things were discovered at mealtime. Hildegard Maurer, Helen Block, Leona Weber. Christine Rummel prepare another lus- cious meal forthe F.H.S. students. Nancy Coman waves her arms in glory as another day has passed in which she was able to clear her plate. Cheryl Meyer appears wild-eyed as she finished another fine school lunch. R Warren Wilson and Thomas Bucholz appear to be praying before they start to eat their lunch. is cf: sN:
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