Prairie High School - Commentator Yearbook (Sharpsville, IN)

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Y 2 r jslpirgg xi Y, , . Doroohy Ramseyer and Rachel Davenport ln January of 1949, our school ogened a cafe- teria' with Rachel Daven- port and Dorothy Ramsey- er as cooks. They done a swell job that year and came back for the 1949-50 school year. To them we send our deepest apprecia- tion for all those wonder- ful meals they have turned out! Arnold ifvarrxeyb Elig- gins, who has been janitor for sevmrel years before, came back in January of 1946, after a period of illness. He is very well thought of by the members of the various classes for his co-operation in work- ing together.

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