St Francis Preparatory - Boxwood Yearbook (Spring Grove, PA)

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GEORGE XVAGNER. left. and ROBERT NVALLEN try to accomplish what twentv-tive men used to do: keep the estate in shape. They are .ilwavs available for a hundred or so other jobs. too. MRS. LILLIAN G. WEAVER. dining hall helper. has the big job of looking after the various duties of serving meals. etc. ' . P-,:. 'Pl X v a 'nf Q, . R if! as TSN H E X515 MRS. ESTHER I. REED, dining hall helper. preparing for another meal. She threatens to use roller skates to cover the length of the hall to set up for meals. MR. DALE R. MARTIN. Assistant to the Treasurer. Dale takes care of the books and the student bank. l'

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W1 chef. and WERTZ assistant conscnt to piusc in mcal preparations to an no ima!! MR MERN L SCHRECENGAST handy-man A man of .1 thousand masks, VUALTER FULLERTONS quicr cmcicncv cnablcs him to perform thc sccmingly impossible miracle of keeping thc buildings near and clean, in MISS LUCILLE M. RUNK. Secretary. Head- m.1ster's Omcc. She sends our thc rcporr cards.

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heafiwze a YVhat a wealth of subject material for let- ters home is afforded by our hunclrecl-odd class- rnatex. Ifrom postgraduate to freshman eafh is a treat in himself to know and worlz with. Lasting friendships are hegun here. More than that if anything can he more valuable is the value of learning to get along with others in every situation. learning to put up with the faults real or imagined of classmates and realizing that they are putting up with our faults as well. In short. such a life ax ours is quite a school for the development of Christian charity.