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Mr. Reese Mr. Robinson Coach . . . You guys! . . . Let's get that stuff cleaned up. boys . . . thought tor the day . . . Answer me . . . Let's have a big hand tor the basketball team . . . this year it's a Ford . . . five more minutes. You're wasting your own time . . . maroon iacket . . . bow tie . . . Don't argue . . . Coniabs with Herr . . . whistle . . . family ian club. Ph - l Calnllll d Hygiene Seated from left to right: Mr. Robinson, Mrs. Kenney, Mr. Reese, Miss Allen: Standing: Miss Bouqhner. Miss Allen Keep your eye on the Ball . . . Tuesday after- noon Cabinet meetings . . . Favors long Hockey and Lacrosse practices . . . torn rubbers . . . Dislikes knee-socks . . . quite a dancer . . . stickler lor clean tunics. M155 Boughner Miss D. . . . understanding . . . shiny black hair . . . basketball coach . . . extremely large wardrobe . . . Yes-Yes . . . Dirty blue Ford . . . Noisy boys in Ir. High Math . . . a little excitement is the spice of lite. Mrs. Kenny Minnesota vacations . . . wild driver . . . Chester hospital nurse . . . rabbit food . . . very serious . . . no aspirins . . . You do look pale. ...15.
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Miss Strouse Red Cross Club . . . many people in to see her for help . . . l ermez la- porte, s'i1 vous plait . . . Ouvrez votre livres . . . always gathering loose ends . . . claims to need a day in her room alone to straighten it up . . . little proiects . . . Retournons Ex nos moutons. languages Mr. Snyder Herr or Herr Schneider . . . 'Ich bin kalt' means rigor mortis has set in . . . Prevaricate . . . renowned for his iolzes . . . Baseball. Lett to right: Mrs. Henry, Miss Strouse, Mr. Snyder, Dr. Irwin. Dr. Irwin Parvulam probationem habebimus . . . Sa1vete, discipuli . . . ardent admirer of Dr. McDaniel . . . sponsor of Honor Society . . . Gravitas . . . fair. 14- Mrs. Henry Say it with me, class . . . emphasis on vocabulary . . . after school sessions . . . Latin version of Christmas Carols . . . verb-form test . . . exciting translations . . . known for her ear- rings . . . daily check tests.
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Miss Rosenberqer Alias-almost anything else . . . Has anyone seen folder i6fl3? . . . Composer of the month . . . Who will try the soprano solo? . . . Come on tenors. You're lovely when I can hear you . . . It's iust a small test . . . Look how flat you are! . . . new proiect -A Cappella Choir . . . Sing out or we'll try some solos. Mr. Holm SureI Glad to do it . . . ready smile . . . crazy chuckle . . . Bob Holm and his or- chestra . . . When I was playing a iob over at- . . . band and orchestra accom- pany his singing at practice . . . radio fiend . . . ex-Navy man . . .two way radio in car . . . plays a kool tnunpet . . . able to play any instru- ment . . . friend of the Har- mony and Theory Boys . . . talks. to give trumpet players a rest . . . drives a white Ford or a Crosley. Mr. Watkins Clean up . . . Let's stop the fooling . . . field trips . . . coffee breaks . . . free labor . . . beautiful fumiture . . . loud ties . . . Television any- onel Mrs. Foley All right class, we've done enough of that . . . largest shorthand class ever . . . Sputnik enthusiast . . . Of course, you can do it . . . continuous clatter of clicking keys . . . distinctive iewelry. 16- Seated: Miss Hancock, Miss Zirkman, Mrs. Foley: Standing: Miss Rosen berqer, Mrs. Boulter, Mr. Gainorp Not present: Mr. Holm, Mr. Watkins Mrs. Yeaw. Miss Hancock Large rings . . . unusual iewerly . . . tells of European travels and experiences . . . Now, as Mr. Falcone told you . . . spectrum circle . . . helps with all activities. Specialties Miss Zirkman Ponytail . . . good grooming . . . Put your stools in . . . coffee hrewer . . . Hand in your samples by Friday never satisfied with seams . . . tete a tetes with memberxs of the Science Department. Mr. Gainor Color contrast-stressed . . . Be original . . . Wind up the erasers . . . lt's so un- usual! . . . lt's different . . . inspires creativity . . . Come in after school if you are interested! . . . control- ledf?l classes. Mrs. Yeaw I am yawning . . . Let me see those diaphragms move. . . . Have you seen any good shows lately? . . . sweet . . . haw ba. bee, bi, bou . . . Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusi- asm . . . New York. of course . . . colorful clothes ...ful1ofenergy...directs plays . . . spontaneity.
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