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CAFETERIA STAFF: Front Row—T. Ingwerson, M. Norton, H. Schutte, A. Keim, B. Schafer, N. Samuelson, R. Sinnett, F. Rolofson. Second Row- J. Graham, L. Eby, B. McMullen, H. Becker, M. Squires, B. Gans, M. Cavanaugh, M. Case, A. Baehr, E. Anderson, V. Koenig. Preparing hi-burgers for the noon rush are Mrs. Schafer, head of the cafeteria staff, Mrs. McMullen, and Mrs. Schutte. Always On The Job Mr. Brown, head custodian, and Mrs. Love- lace, in charge of the girls’ dressing room, stop to chat before the girls arrive for gym. CUSTODIAL STAFF: Seated—G. Westfall, H. Brennen, C. Elam, M. Brennen, L. Lovelace, N. Lorenson, L. Frolick, L. Pearson, R. Clark. Standing—F. Bunten, L. Brown, A. Bailey, W. Koenig, O. Hoke, J. Oasting. Page 18
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Lloyd Schmadeke explains to Bernard (Bun) Galloway that the FFA teaches boys how to raise better crops of corn. Mr. Schmadeke teaches agriculture and is the sponsor of FFA. Mr. Galloway handles driver training and is director of athletic activities. Physically, Mentally, and Socially. Lively discussion about the activities of •their senior high gym and hygiene classes is characteristic of Kenneth Wall and Mrs. Vietta Short. Manual arts teachers are Evan Boiler, Watson Coleman, Boyd Thompson, and Ed Johnson. Mr. Boiler teaches junior high shop and electricity; Mr. Coleman, wood- shop; Mr. Thompson, metal work and ninth grade arithmetic; Mr. Johnson, drafting, and he is also the varsity basketball and reserve football coach. Page 17
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Those in the upper 25 per cent of the senior class are qualified to take the Regents Scholarship qualifying tests. Some of those taking it were Mary Carol Elliott, Dixie Merrill, Andrea Thompson, Janice Hendrix, Larry Mitchell, and Dave Bowers. The tradition of autographing and exchang- ing senior pictures is followed by Lois Miller, Karen Hennings, Doug Harmon, and Denny Hilyard. Studies, Friends, Fun Fill Senior Year Enjoying the activities, pleasures, and priv- ileges of a senior is something this year’s graduates will always remember. The senior year is full of lots of fun and hard work. Next comes college, a career, or marriage. To make decisions about the future is a difficult task for some, but others have definitely decided what they plan to do after graduation. Admiring each other’s outfits on senior hobo day are Judy Coburn, Beth Walton, Pat Vincent, and Oren Skiles. Page 19
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