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After the eighth period bell has
rung and the halls are cleared,
laughter and sighs of relief can
be heard drifting from the Student
Lounge. This facility, which was
made available to all pupils, aims
to serve and please. One can drop
in at the Student Lounge and be
sure to find his friends enjoying
cokes, pretzels, chips, and even
hoagies. The lounge is managed
entirely by students under the direc­
tion of a faculty advisor. The pu­
pils of Delhaas realize how fortun­
ate they are to have such facilities,
and take full advantage of the fine
service and restful relaxation of­
fered at the Student Lounge.

John Santai, one of our seniors, is a
regular customer at the Student Lounge.
Like many others, he finds it a pleasant,
convenient meeting place.

"Thanks for your patronage’’! Maryann Olintz hands change to Joe Schepise after a purchase has
been made. Maryann assumes responsibility for directing the lounge one day each week.

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