Galva High School - Galahi Yearbook (Galva, IL)

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MISS PEARD English FOREMEN lt 's up to you, sink or swim . A chip on the shoulder in- dicates there is wood up higher. The teacher who governs least gets best results. The man who gets married is just getting a new lease on life, at double the rent. it- iii?-. MR. BILLINGS Social Science , Coach MR. WHITEHOUSE MR. BURGER Drivers Training, General Science Industrial Arts Wives are people who feel they dont dance enough Don't worry about the job you drslrke, someone else will soon have it. MRS. LIPPENS MRS. MYERS Home Economics Girls Physical Education V

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NN MISS DAVIS Librarian , English MR. SMITH Band, Chorus FOBEMEN There's no wholly satis- factory substitute for brains , but silence does pretty well. An obstinate man does not hold opinions, they hold him. The first two letters of Doneare Do. Letting the grass grow under your feetjust means mower trouble . MRS. BAILEY English , Latin MR. LIE HR Agriculture Hospitality IS the art of making people feel at home when you wish they were. After all is said and done, usually more 15 said than done. Mas. wrursnouss MR- YOUNG Home Economics Science' Mathematics

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CAFETERIA STAFF The cooks, some of the most vital personnel in our building, have provided us with a good variety of well - balanced meals. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs, Wheelhouse, Mrs. Barlow, Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. Alverson, and Mrs. Falk. OFFICE PERSONNEL The office help has handled all the record keeping, correspondence, and other clerical work in our school's office. They have proved to be very competent workers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Johnsen. CLEAN-UP CREW The janitors have worked untiringly to keep our building spotless. They are always available when some unforeseen difficulty arises. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Johnston, Mr. Robinson, and Miss White.