Lanphier High School - Lan Hi Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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at vi -,q .,.7 -R fs lUl.IA MUDRA MQNLL iJt,'t'i'llf IOtINI1l4t,RltY ANNFI'l l'A BROOKS Hit JHKSIA Vv'tlALlIN RUSH DPCA'l'OIHE CAFETERIA STAFF Tluirx your, W53, the cafeteria stall of lmtmiliier is C'C'lE'3l7fCIllIl1l its tenth anniversary. Azz a result ol the efficient cafeteria staff om- iiloyed at luariptiifirr, students and faculty have easy awieszs to one of the reauisites fri hriallliy, IvYOClllCllVF? minds hot, nourish- miy Ittflfllil at norm. ln addition to the cafe- teria, where Hilti may zrmrtlrw a hot plate Ol lunch, the staff maintains a lunch line and also a milk line for those students who prefer to bring their own lunches. All students and faculty members able to take advantage of the wholesome fare pro- vided by these skillful cooks are areatly ap- preciative of the valuable Service which the cafeteria staff rondvrss to Lanphier.

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X DtUNlT O.. LG' f I DEAN OF GIRLS Dr. Ruth O. Walker, dean of girls, performs many jobs at Lanphier. She offers her assistance to any student who is interested in going to college, finding a job, or seeking guidance in personal affairs. One of the most important jobs bestowed upon her is the supervision of all psychological testing that is ap- plied to the students. She devotes a considerable amount of time to the preparation of the school social calen- dar. ln addition to these numerous ac- tivities, she also advises the Radio Guild. The cordial manner in which she operates her office makes working with her a pleasure. lt5l DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Coby, Lanphier's dean of boys, spends many hours advising Student Council, Key Club, and City Student Council. To the members of these or- ganizations, he is an indispensable consultant and friend. He has yielded much of his leisure time to chaperoning the social activities of these organiza- tions. Lanphier's Dean of Boys issues ad- mits, arranges schedules, secures partf time jobs for ambitious boys, and coun- sels those seeking advice. l-le checks credits and keeps permanent records, also. Even though Mr. C-oby has sufficient duties of his own to perform, he is ever- ready to assist whenever he is needed. Owing to his congenial smile and his endeavors, both during and after school, Mr. Goby has made a friend of every student and faculty member at Lanphier. . . . ,f' -1.

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MAINTENANCE Lanphier's spotless halls, sanitary wash- rooms, and neatly arranged classrooms can be credited to the school maintenance staff. It is their duty to keep the school in perfect repair and to see that a healthful atmosphere prevails here at all times. They have done their job well, because Lanphier is noted for its cleanliness, On duty constantly, they supply Lanphier with ample reason to take pride in its enviable appearance. ALICE REFINE GEORGE EALEY FRANK OSBORNE HERMAN MESTER I the 'tl B x GARLAND GARRISON , tj 1- mlvug ,l Huy 555 . 6 Q Q . . , E,i,pcv.tt.cl --4 - f -..- ,uw .WM E 1':tAl't't 1 fililbn WJA. 1X 'tlwow O00-l'roSlfN. 071- 1