St Pauls High School - Look Ahead Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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SENIOR CLASS MOTTOI Y. , X, -ff NIMH I CAN no ALL fumes IN HIM wuo smzucrnzns ms. MPLIMENTS ANK -- St. Paul to the Ph111pp1a.ns, 4.13 12

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Much of the morale of the school depends upon its physical upkeep. An ultra-modern kitchen and a cafeteria seating 430 engage the time of the cafeteria staff. Six parish buildings and the premises are no small task for the mainten- ance workers. No matter how lowly the ser- vice, Mr. Pete Pflieger keeps his cheerful disposition. His interest in the little children will long be remembered. IANITORS After a day of toil Mr. Leon Hippler, engineer and custodian at St. Paul's for 16 years, and Mr. Richard Betschman, maintenance helper since fall, brighten up a corner of the new school. M t , CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Peter Roth caterer directs Mrs Iohnlfantauzzo and Mrs. Mary Zachen in the cleaning-up process Serving a section of the hungry line are Mrs. Mary Zachen and Mrs. Ed Beier. Inset are other helpers: Mrs. Thomas Farrell, Mrs. Sam Spinello, and Mrs. Florence Eggleston. COMPLHVIENTS OF MR. Sz. MRS. PETER W ROTH L. 11

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS I I . fm? Senior Class Officers confer with Father Badger. Left to right: Barbara Nofzinger, secretaryg Eric Magnuson, treasurerg George Potts, presidentg and Charlene Camp, vice-president. SENIOR p SNAPSI-IOTS COMPLIMENTS OF BINSACK'S SUPPLY Intermissions provide opportunities for relaxation and a hearty exchange of conversation.