Lakeland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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if .WE STARTED OFF AT A FAST PACE . . . BUT CALMED DOWN SOON ENOUGH f': i-un'4 T3

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THEIR SERVICES WERE NOT SEASONAL Efficiency is the main I'f'fIlIlfPIUf'Tll Of nur lunchrfmm -taff, Tliix group preparex and wrvv- tlif- fine' lliflflN in our Pafvtf-rizi. Vllllf'Y urr- Yirginizi Williamx. Nlr-. llvlf,-ri ,luyr-f-, Nlrx. Alhertha Cartf-r. Nlrx, Hrurf- llawx. Nlrx. livryl ,lfllllilllx Nlr-. l.uvillf- .lumix aiirl Nlrx. Nina flulf-niam. Our clcpe-nflalmlv miflmliun-. Nlr. Frank liuxc-lurwa Nlr. llulpli Ke-nm-l. Mr. James Ballantine-. Nlr. llunuie- Smith. and Hr. Aw-ry Tliomas. flu much to lllfllffh nur conifurt and Cleanlinew. We apprf-ciutv their good work. Mrs, Julia Cilmm and Mrs. ,l. Nl. l,l'f'NllbYI. our Capalmlv anrl rr-lialflv wlmol Illlf-Pr. lv-lp us when we arfl ill or injure-fl. We- are- incl:-f-fl grateful for lllf' cnmcimilimix Can- thvy give us during the sclmol yffar. t I N , s

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AND CLASSES FINALLY BEGAN Coming to us from Clinton. Indiana. HHS. FRANCES BARTOSZEK considers a genuine interest in students the main qualifiration of a teacher. In addition to tearhing typing and business English. -hp is a rnemhftr of thf- Pionette Business and Professional Wornanl Club. She onee Considered nur-ing as a eareer. Za , 4 NIR. ERIC HERE. our hand director. was born in a small summer resort town of Forest Lake. Nlinnesota. He graduated from college with a Masters' and a Haehelors' degree in music edu- cation. Mr. Berg. who has been teaehing for seven years. still looks upon his college days as his happiest. A native of Kentucky and proud of it is MISS RLITH H.-XI.L BROWN. teacher of Algebra II. She confesses that the past summer was spent in nursing a hroken knee. .-Xdvising the junior Class and the Civinettes to say nothing of the 'IiltI'l'l1 Clulm. ovvlipies muvh of her time.