Glendale High School - Falcon Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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If one is the assistant principal, these moments of solitude are few. X ff . X 7 7 , 'ff 7 ' X ff ' X was ,aatf mf 2 af Qfakffyi 145555, canal.. Cy05z7Qf2,KZfzzc'4CZ6?Zf5i me C104 wzmie agkaawwfeffz afmawi 612124424 455 aavgazcfif' A' H Uma? 1 i diary? QQQQJWLZ It takes a variety ofduties to make a day for Mr. Ford. The elhciency ofthe PTA is largely due to the plan- ning sessions ofthe exec- utive committee com- posed oli Mrs. Ralph Babb, Mrs. Reed An- derson, Mrs. Jacque Sachs, Mrs. George Scruggs, Mrs, B. A. Gris- wold, Mrs, Richard Jay James E. Ford, Mrs. Homer Gilzow, and Mrs Freeman Bates,

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