Northwestern Lehigh High School - Reverie Yearbook (New Tripoli, PA)

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MAINTENANC Cafeteria Workers Mrs. K. Bittner Mrs. A. Wertman Mrs. V. Shellhamer Mrs. L.-Rauch Mrs. J. Bear Mrs. M. Frey Mrs. L. Smith Bus Drivers FIRST ROW George Smith Ernest Snyder Clayton Snyder Carl German Henry Smith Woodrow Kuhns Not in Picture: SECOND ROW Mr. Russell Kressley Mr. Robert Breininger Mr. William Stopp Mr. Howard Hunsicker Mr. Russell Bittner Custodia ns Mr. David Snyder Mr. Edgar Snyder Mr. Clarence I-Ioppes

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