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Service Workers Are Inualuable For postmanMr. Richard Stew- art, Booker T. Washington has been a daily stop for many years. 1. Q t f-' . . it K KK . A K K .t,. K KK R ' is 'Sli ' is L. -'2, L age li, A smoothly operating Cafeteria is the responsibility ofthe Cafeteria Staff. First Row, l to r: Gloria Jackson, Dorothy Montgomery, Laura Geazer, Gladys Isaac, Jerrie H. Gines. Second Row: Katherine Broussard, Gennie V. Smith, Tommy Lee Jackson, Ruby Lee Dominique, Katie Mayshake, Mattie Boyd. l :E I. so .si 4 2 f , 1 : ,, Q 1 4 ' Q ' QE E I 1 L tsis its f, i ,'.- 1 i at , 1 Q . tsss R :ik , ' 13 :Wk ' 1 ss 2 X as K ,K wi Q . if ' i f Q, if ,,.' fr KKW The night Custodian Workers Prepare the building for the Head Custodian, Mr. Black, supervises the day shift in next day's activities. Left to Right: Mary Reed, Archie Johnson, Roosevelt Blakes, Eretta Moore, Frenchiel Crockrom. maintaining a clean building. First Row, left to right: Ophelia Washington, Carrie Watkins. Second Row: Jimmy James, Nolden Black.
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Teacher Aides and Student Teachers A vital part of Booker T. Washington school life is Teacher Aides and Student Teachers. Their willingness to get in- volved in school activities make them valuable contributors to overall spirit of Booker T. Washington. Mrs. Sue Hullett is an aide in the English Department. Left to Right: Karen LynnGaines, Beverly Martin Kelly, Nancy Norris, Barbara Boyd. 5 . . S ' its 9d P' ,,,. , ,s., ,. 1 .1 f- . if e First Row, l to rg Martiel Williams, Bettyl. Page, Sue Wil- son. Second Row: Iris E. Doyle, Ruthjohnson. 2 M! 5 S5 S Student teachers spend much of their time learning to use teaching equipment. Miss Norris finds the du- plicator very helpful in preparing lessons. ii
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