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Cibmr'ms STANDING: Rita F:ujio. Lila Fox. Marlene Yurian. Virginia Gomer. Lorraine Crawford. Arlene Johnson, Vicky Bradford. Pat McKinney. Marjorie Reiter. Phyllis Noel. SEATED: Maria Kelly. Miss Nelson. Gerry Kaufman. First period librarians are Lorraine Crawford and Maria Kelly; second period, Phyllis Noel and Lila Fox; third period, Vicky Bradford and Marjorie Reiter; fourth period, Virginia Gomer and Arlene Johnson; fifth period, Gerry Kaufman and Rita Fujio; and sixth period, Pat McKinney and Marlene Yurian. Regular duties of the girls are repairing books, pasting library cards, sorting magazines, and selecting books. Special duties for the first period girls are writing fines; third period, putting out newspapers; and sixth period, statistics. All the girls helped to prepare the inventory. Bob Bryan and Mary Ellen Albertus make use of the LHS library facilities.
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LEFT TO RIGHT: Lewis Andrews. Stephen Hur lcr. Elmer Hagen. Ronnie Bchm. Robert Kautz. Roger Wold. Robert Larson. Elmer Brown. Richard Armstrong. Martin Magnus. Jerry Shay. Lee Byrd. Jerry Quinn. Ronnie Markovich. Ronnie Tinnes. Harley Behm. Leonard Frank. Ed Wagner. Carl Fox. Henry Schmidt. Duane Tinnes. Melvin Metzger, Gene Leach. Dick Michael. Johnny Strecker. Jim Porter. Jerry Vogel, and Mr. Art Smith. ZkJ Trades and Industry, otherwise known as T I, is an active club organized by the mechanics of LHS. The boys fix their own cars as well as the townspeople's cars. As a club, they held their annual turkey sale, and also went on a roller skating party. They took over a new portion of the school which aided them in doing better jobs. Officers are: Carl Fox, president; Ed Wagner, vice president; Gene Leach, secretary. Ed Wagner and John Strecker work on Ed's hand built tractor. Leonard Frank and Richard Armstrong checking the shop tools. 16
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Office Qirls STANDING: June Zagar. Louanne Campbell. Dorothy Gomer. Ann Bishop. Jeanne Chalmers. Marian F:rank. SEATED: Mrs. Harmon. The girls helping with office duties during the day are: Ann Bishop, first period; Jeanne Chalmers, second period; Dorothy Gomer, third period; Marion Frank, fourth period; June Zagar, fifth period; and Louanne Campbell, sixth period. Duties of the girls include stenographic work, taking dictation, typing letters and forms, taking messages, collecting attendance, and answering the telephone. Marian Frank collects an absentee slip.
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