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“ May I help you please?” These words
and a gay smile certainly are pleasing when
you visit our school store, Tower. Due to
its pleasant atmosphere, more and more
students buy school supplies and extra­
curricular materials at Tower. Constantly,
our school store endeavors to keep the
student body adequately supplied with the
necessities of school life. Wearing apparel,
classroom materials, and articles for the pro­
motion of school spirit may be purchased at
any time. Under the direction of a faculty
advisor, this organization is operated entirely
by hard working members of the student
body. In addition to tbeir many other activ­
ities, Tower salesgirls also issue lockers,
sell tickets at athletic events, handle the
annual magazine campaign, and sell refresh­
ments at various school activities. With a
Checking over Tower’s records and receipts, which are vital in any kind of business,
great deal of efficiency Tower fulfills its
are Miss Foley, faculty manager, and Sandra Kinney and Barbara Gibbs, both of
purpose in supplying the students of Delhaas
whom are managers.
High School.

Rush hour? It could very well be. Dot Robinson, Gerri Bendig, and Cathleen Betty Craig, general manager of Tower, appears to be
Cameron busily sell Tower supplies to Dominic Mormando and Beverly doing a rush business. It’s probably lunch period and
Thomas. she’s hungry!

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