El Dorado High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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A bit of thanks ow many students at El Dorado appreciated all the work done by the cafeteria workers and custodians? Without them, we wouldn't have had food to buy, and we would have been up to our ankles in garbage and leaves. They worked hard to provide nourishinghmeals and a clean environ- ment. However, this wasn't done just to be humanitarian. Camille Raab said, l've been here for ten years and I still enjoy it. The hours and benefits are real- ly good, plus I get summers off, too. One thing about the custodians, however, was that they did not get summers off. They worked all year round, keeping the campus neat and presentable. Custodians Jean Mirek is there as usual to take your money. She could usually be seen at the cashiers this year. At the food window, Anna Gharibian helps people. She was also the cook this past year. Dottie Koperek prepares for lunch. She was known mainly as the change lady. X did jobs no one even thought of. Thank you, sirs. The cafeteria ladies worked for the stu- dents personally. They provided them with food to help them store the energy needed to make it through the day. Even the change lady helped them by making the conversion from dollar bills to quar- ters quick and easy. Sure, the students could have done these things themselves, but these ladies' jobs were to make it more convenient for them. Thank you, ladies. To all of you who make our existence at wt mi high school more enjoyable, thank you! ua : 'if' The cafeteria worke the year. ,iei ' 5 S ss.. Q N 'Jl Pwrbwv K tw p ppp X pppp ..,,, . X. p Micheline Rl1SCQg?0s'8b0frI