East High School - Beacon Yearbook (Knoxville, TN)

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Om ...W , f is ml wx As, 3 ,gif as ,, Hmm They prepare and serve good food for 700 hungry people daily, Left to right: Lois Harper, Lois Pollard, Helen White, Eliza- beth Mills, Irene Thompson, Jane Vance, Lucille Rody, Ruby Card. .ani Om Miss Katherine Elmore, center, gets a big laugh as her two smiling financial wizards, Mrs. Gertrude Pickering, left, and Mrs, Sadie M. Pinkston, right, conclude the day's business IN BALANCE. Miss Elmore's Qi years of experience in the city schools and her fondness for East may account for our generous helpings of wonderful food. She and her staff are tops with us all. 157 2 .aft They keep our school clean and comfort- able and do a million other things to keep us happy. We like their good dispositions and friendly helpfulness. Lewis DeOssie, left, keeps the second fioor spick and span, Bun Fulton shines up the hrst fioor, and James Spears pre- sides over our temperamental boiler and auditorium, and Flora Dixon looks after the office and the girls' cloistered sanctu- aries. They have served 4, 5, 21, and 2 years respectively. Jim was chief cus- todian for many years at Knoxville High.

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