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Page 29 text:
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Qiunkzrp is hernme an art Food of sweet and bitter fancy is concocted by our cooks for cookery is become an art! Where else but the Wilson cafeteria can one buy such delicious food at such reasonable prices? Our cookery artists are Mrs. Kirlin, Mrs. Finefrock, Mrs. Lebo, chief artist, and Mrs. Reedy. Bibs on Q thing nf zustum Constantly keeping our school spic and span are our co-operative janitors, Mr. Balthaser, the late Mr. Brown, Mr. Sensenig, Mr. Hadesty and Mr. Schmoyer. A thing of custom is the job of these men. Mopping, sweeping, general cleaning and locker fixing are all part of the everyday work of the janitorial stall. As w Mr. Adams, who seems K Q 41: roofs, has recently been Si added to the janitorial 45 st aff . f Through sleet and snow, school bus drivers go. The 'Lline-up is Mr. Hepner, Mr. Reedy, Mr. Weitzel, de- ceasedg Mr. Scllwenk, Mr. Bentz, Mr. Ruoss and Mr. Dunkleberger. gf- . i , ,H I JW, 5 , X , fr 4' .--V I sf L my .. as swf.fa,s vfsmrL:f-,fimswzssxwuw,ws-mawecsffwywzmsssrxmsmassesamaomtmewssmssxmmwmsfmsawsweewwm rv :wMhM,-tfmm-W-vf--- -,112-V----N--4.--f to be sweeping off the bus , f if I 2 f M41
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jflilrrbanir slaves with greasy aprons anh hammers Industrial arts is one subject in high school in which boys are definitely encouraged to use their practical knowledge. Many beautiful and useful articles have been made this year amidst the noise of the machinery and flying wood chips. Bowls, lamp bases, lazy susans, chests and coffee tables are a few of the pieces which were made. In Sinking Spring D. Reber, R. Ernst, J. Raif- snider and J. Beck make stools as their shop pro- jects. Mr. Brumbach, department head, and Mr. Schwenk The circular saw IS a definite must for D Lawrence admire 3 Chedief board and sun Cabinet made by SUI' dents in shop class. Intricate work is done by D. Tice with the aid of the hand saw. . -if if jim V ' ,- ' ivi
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Page 30 text:
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1 A long line of parents waits to see Mr. E. Evans. Parents' Night is an annual affair which has the purpose of creating better understand- ing between parents and teachers. During the evening the parents can discuss with the faculty, grades, future careers and anything else concerning their teen-agers. Mr. Rehrer welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Miss Seitzinger, the Shirks and the Hostetters The Leon Kellers discuss their s0n's future Stroup. arents' ight HNOW, her grade is . . . , says Mr. Klingler to Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Skoufalos and Mrs. Seisler ask about geog Marchek. raphy grades. ,ff
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