Southfield High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Southfield, MI)

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Exhibiting an exercise in perspective are empty school buses waiting for home-bound students . ,,.. t,,-t,.A1...,wA--w-vgmgk K H 1, H 9:15 Mrst Ann Meyers 4'fiz m 'fr mr. mu Hifi, fel waits for the next customer as Flora Ohrenstein pays for a notebook

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uw qwv V Mrs. Irene Meek and Mrs. Sandra Jaeger work in the Print Shop. Mr. Elmer Dirette busily cleans House A cafeteria after lunch. Busy w0l'k8l'S Maintain 0l'dBl'ly, Effiliiellt School -...Qi Everyday when students arrive at school, they find all corridors in immaculate condition, rooms in perfect order, and the lavatories in a sanitary and healthy nature, During the day custodians patrol the halls sweeping the floors and making sure that everything is in a safe condition. Around ten o'clock, students find the aroma of lunch a very tantilizing teaser. The thankless job of feeding students, cleaning the school and providing transportation for students are the positions of the cooks, the custodians, and the bus drivers. Keeping costs low on school supplies is the duty of the Book Store and Book Nook. At most any time of the day, students can find books or supplies in great quantities and at moderate prices. The Print Shop has a very important part in the functions of the school, Some of the duties of the Print Shop is to print the Senior Letters, passes, and all the notices used by the school, The custodians, cooks, book store, print shop and bus transportation are a great asset to the production of a schools routine. Doug Brown pays for his lunch at the Snack Bar. l

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Library Facilities and Speech Courses Aid Students ,gs x I 'H Kt.. .-W? ' A W 0 K kh , , ,..f In My 3 3 Gladys Bernstein Virginia Borts Robert Horne r mhelma Keller Thomas Kiple Arthur Voison 24