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Page 14 text:
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HEALTH HEPAHTMEAT MISS AHA KERN School Nurse I o this department of our high school belong the protectors and those who safeguard our health; namely, the doctor, the dentists, and tin nurse and their assistants. The doctor is here to give us check-ups for our physical health; the dentists, to cheek our teeth and repair them; the nurse, to bandage minor wounds, to take some to clinics and hospitals; to take others home if they aren't feeling well. To these people we give our most heartfelt thanks for the time and clTort they have put forth to protect us, the younger generation, from disease.
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H. K. BAUGHER SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1952: Your forefathers during the past one hundred years have placed on the markets of the entire world a slate product which has been accepted as the aristocrat of chalk hoards. It has been rated best for its visibility, its dependability, and its writing qualities. It is best for focalizing attention and for its harmony with all color schemes. It is best for maintenance and economy. It has made our town and community unique and instilled a pride in the hearts of our people. Today, in our school, our aim is to prepare you for service anywhere in the world where opportunity may come to you. We trust vou will he able to meet tin test which may he given to you; that you will prove yourself to he worthy, dependable, and accepted by your fellowmcn as the finest and best prepared human product to he found anywhere. My heartiest congratulations to you for the completion of your high school career! I trust that it has been a pleasant experience for you. and that you will carry with you the lessons learned from your teachers and the memory of the fellowship of your school friends. SCHORL SECRETARY MURIEL L. WILLIAMS
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iCIIIIOL CUSTODIANS AND MAINTENANCE Much credit for the fine condition that our school and the school property is in must go to the school custodians. e arc fortunate to have such a zealous and effective force ot men who are always working with much enthusiasm to • r improve conditions throughout the school and to make our school life more enjoyable ami more healthful for everybody. 9
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