Surrattsville High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Clinton, MD)

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Here we find a study hall session in our library. Under the supervision of Mrs. Raymond, it is always crowded with students who are seeking c out the abundance of knowledge that is to be F found in our library's books. MRS. CADY, our school nurse, is always ready to lend her services. Besides taking care of the Infirmary, she is re- sponsible for all of our health records, which are quite numerous. Mrs. Cady is advisor and sponsor of the Future Nurses Club which helps with all the health drives in our school. R OUR CUSTODIAL STAFF, under the direction of Mr. Charles Hill, does a fine job of keeping Sur- rattsville in tip-top shape. There is no part of the school that does not owe its cleanliness to our custodians. CUSTODIAL STAFF: Mr. Charles Hill, Mrs. Louise Hill, Sidney Pinlcney, Jerome Procter, Joseph Procter, Earl Goodwin.

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THE GUIDANCE OFFICE became a familiar place for many students seeking information and advice. Here we caught Miss McFadden, the guidance counselor, chatting with Nancy Drevenak at a typical session in the guidance office. By her careful consideration of our problems, Miss McFadden has helped many of us over the rough spots and enabled us to achieve worthwhile goals. MR GROZINSKY asecond counselor added to the staff this year told Wayne Bradfield all about the armed forces occupations business opportunities college require ments and scholarships We think Wayne enioyed it Page Fourteen -

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CAFETERIA THE CAFETERIA STAFF nncludlng Cleft to rlghtj Mrs 0Bryan Mrs Putt and Mrs Ragland the supervisor compluments Wayne Bradfaeld on his abrllty to be fnrst un lnne They are responsuble for plannnng and serving a well balanced meal fuve days also members of the cafetena staff BUS DRIVERS These men full an Important part of our school program Thenr effucnent and capable servlce of transportung the students to and from school ns falthfully performed each day Page Suxteen A TYPICAL SENIOR HIGH LUNCH HOUR called for C0 operatlon from the student body The hot lunch program In the school accommodated an average of 400 students dally I I a week. Mrs. Hayward and Mrs. Ervin are