Beaver High School - Beaver Memories Yearbook (Bluefield, WV)

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l Mr. STEWART XVHITE MV- H- R- ROBINETT CUSTODIANS Our custodians, Mr. Stewart XfVhite and Mr. H. R. Robinett, are the persons responsible for seeing that our high school in these last days is kept warm, clean, and in good shape. To arise at four-thirty on a slick, cold, snowy winter day and to travel up Thomas Street is all part of the routine for Mr. X'Vhite, whose job it is to keep up steam in the boilers, to see that the furnaces are function- ing and fueled, and to perform the thousand and one attendant duties which such a job entails. Besides these duties, that of supervising and lending a helpful hand with the many extra functions which go on day and night are also a part of Mr. XVhite's normal activity. These services are always capably per- formed, whether it be in the dead of winter or the heat of summer. Not only do they perform more than their share of duties during school hours, but they willingly give their time and energy to make possible many of the extra-curricular activities of Beaver students. Mr. Robinett may be seen of early mornings dusting window ledges, and if the lights are seen burning late of evenings, it is Mr. Robinett still sweeping the many rooms which he takes care of, dusting and sweep- ing the gym or auditorium, or polishing and cleaning the hallways. VVith teachers, they appear busiest when they are teaching before their classes, but Mr. XVhite and Nlr. Robinett are busiest when they are working behind the scenes, in the furnace room or the hallways, when the building itself is usually deserted save for the lengthening shadows of oncoming night. As we Beaverites go through our last year at Beaver, we have had the opportunity to realize what loyal and efficient custodians we have in Mr. Wfhite and Mr. Robinett. XVe are certain that they will continue to uphold their high standard of workmanship in the new and modern Blueheld High School as they have done in these last days of Beaver. 23