Haverhill Trade School - Tradesman Yearbook (Haverhill, MA)

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MR GEORGE CLANCY Custodian Hobby' Sport of Kings. . F fu s . '44 f , li Custoclicins Our stat? of custodians sit together at the end of a day, plan ning the walk schedule for the next day, With all the moving around we do and the accepting of ma terial into the building, each day has a diffs,-rviit cleaning and work load. TOO few at us realize the responsibilities that must be as sumed by our custodians. Our three buildings must be kept clean enough to live in. We have many flights of stairs that must be kept clean and clear for student passage and, in case of flre, a quick exit. Our toilet and wash room facilities must be maintained clean and sanitaryg we are a school of about 540 bovs. The task of keeping the building clean is an important one. X ,ns MR. RAYMOND DiZOGLlO Head Custodian Hobby: Boats, fishing, tennis golf, and softball. All is quiet on the Trade School front ot the end of the day,

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During school vacation times our buildings receive a thorough cleaning and waxing in the heavily used areas, Our all purpose room, gym and lunch room, require special attention because the floor must be kept in shape for gym classes and basketball games, This some area is used by 540 boys each day for a lunch room. Of course in a school of our size janitorial duties are never done, for as fast as one area is clean another requires the same attention. Our custodians carry on a continual vigil forthe safety of the students and the school. We as a Senior Class salute the custodians the guardians of our Trade School. MR CHARLES JARDINE Custodian Hobby, Bowling, commuting to Nova Scotia. MR. EUGENE KELLEHER Custodian Hobby: Reading, gardening, camping and writing. CX' aa. Now wait, I con remember when . . . nys '-fe-rw 492