Anchorage High School - Anchor Yearbook (Anchorage, AK)

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MAINTENANCE STAFF An efficient maintenance staff has done an excellent job of keeping the halls and rooms of A.H.S. bright and clean. When Mr. Clyde Dickson, who was day custodian throuqh most of this year, was transferred, Mr. Croskey replaced him. Other custodians include: Laura Thomas, Whose section is the south winq, top floor, Lloyd Thomas, general maintenance man for the school dis- trict, Altamae Vaughan, top floor, north wing, Hester McCoy, first floor, south wing, Evridqe McCoy, first floor, north winqp Mabel Skiletsky, who is in charqe of the laundry: Betty Cole, cafeteria and music department, and lohn Vaughan, library. Many thanks are due this competent personnel who add so much to our school. Mr. Clyde Dickson, day custodian at A.H.S.. pictured as he prepares Christmas trees to decorate the school. A few of the custnrtizms arc, left tu right, Evridtrc McCoy, Mabel Skilctsky, and Betty Colc. A. 5 . : :N .X A: 3 Jigs Q Q T - ,F 3 AA Us 3 ' 1' yi if 2 115 ' v rf - -Y 'rl 'Q . ' f - Q. .,', 5 1 ' ,Xl Q . , f ? jf O 31

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