Marinette High School - Whipurnette Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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Candy Sales, Study Halls, tlgfergjlafeteria... ,f J g Cf J A X , ,U ' i D . e J F it M0 ' 'U 3910 V C Jil Z wif! MW! ,SW 1 . . . . . . ' , ny Students participate in the polio drive by buying Q D, W l I candy at one of the candy sales held to raise funds ,, If f' ' X2 'X I for T.A.P. ' ,fllv 1 X ff' ,fi L, K ! , uql, 1 U School life is one of the broadest terms there is. So many incidents and activities are included in school life. Our school life is a combination of events and experiences that builds our char- acter, our minds, and our understanding of the life around us. Each experience in our life teaches us something. On this page and the next three we are show- ing some phases of our school life, some are rou- tine, some exciting, some amusing, but all are im- portant. J That couldn't be Jack Pazdera that Mr. Schinski has A balanced diet and good f09d are C0mbiI19d by the discovered sleeping, could it? skillful hands of the cooks m the school cafeteria. at 5 t 1 . , ssi-

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The Library, Janitors, Concerts.. One of the most common sights are the jani- tors in the school, and for those who remain in school in the noon hour, the cooks. These people are an important help in making our school what it is. Also a familiar sight are the student librarians on duty at all times in the library. One of the more amusing sights is that of the student catching up on his sleep in study hall or one of his classes. Unfortunately, it is one of the more common sights. The janitors who perform varied duties are, Bottom Row: H. Anderson, F. Barofsky, G. Eversong Second Row: D. Schroeder, A. John- son, J. Lehman, S. Wender. Judy Faucett, a member of the library council checks out a book for Pat Pazdera. Joanne Joski sings her solo, There's A Song In The Air at the annual Christmas concert.