Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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as d The raising of the flag by the sixth graders each morning officially starts the day. Mr. Knecht is always on hand to hear excuses of those-who didn't quite make it to class before the bell rang. That ex- cuse better be good. mrswmmw , iffy' This is a familiar scene at the lockers after the busses arrive in the morning. Each locker is shared by two stu- dents and is used as a storage place for books and coats. The school clinic takes care of casualties around school 5 E and cases of illness. Mrs. Gallup is ready for any emer- ig 2 gency. X if

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nail' R. PAUL JONES RUBY KEPHART HAROLD KINDY B.A. B.S. B.S.g M.S. Sixth Grade First Grade Physical Education EVELYN KOFFEL FAY LAPPIN BARBARA B.S. B.S. MANGUM Third Grade Sixth Grade B.S. Second Grade LUCILLE KITTLE JOAN KOEHLER B.S. B.S. Fourth Grade First Grade WAVA MAUK JANET MYERS B.A. B. of Music Ed. Second Grade Music CORINNE PROFIT JANIS ROHRBAUGH MARY ROLSTON B.S.g M.A. B.S. B.S. First Grade Fifth Grade Third Grade LOTS W. D. SHACKELFORD SHACKELFORD B.A. B.A. Fifth Grade Sixth Grade MARY SHEETS T. H. SHENK MARJORIE B.S. B.A.g M.Ed. SHOCKLEY Third Grade Fourth Grade B.S. First Grade CLARA SPURR NELLE WATKINS B.S. B.S. Fifth Grade Fourth Grade . I 5

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The new high school snack bar is a great help in handling the eating problem at noon. Feeding 1,100 people in 116 hours is quite a task. There are few periods during the day that all stu- dents with a study period may be seated in the main study hall. From one to three overflow study rooms are also filled. Students moving through the halls between classes often find the way blocked by congestion at various spots-especially in front of the main bulletin board. The day ends. Twenty-one busses leave the school filled with youngsters to return them to their homes. One bus makes two trips. .Q Xb