Jenkins High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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McDonalds it ain t When the lunch bell sounded this past year, many HVJ students made their way toward the school cafeteria. These students had a variety of choices for lunch. Each day there were three different meals prepared. On holidays, such as Christmas and Thanksgiving, special meals, fea- turing turkey and dressing, were prepared for the hungry Warriors. The lunchroom staff, headed by Mrs. Kaigler, had the difficult task of preparing scrumptious yet well-balanced lunches. The hard work paid off; and thanks to the staff, the students enjoyed delicious lunches in the 79 80 year. CAFETERIA 27

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CLEANING UP During the spring quarter last year, Mr. Her- man Nunnally retired as head custodian. Mr. Bynes was hired to replace Mr. Nunnally. The hiring of Mr. Bynes was not the only change made in the maintenance department; the whole staff was reorganized. There were only two full-time maids, Mrs. Maggie Wash- ington and Mrs. Lottie Bryant. They assisted Mr. Bynes in keeping the school neat and clean. In addition, there was a group of part-time maids that commuted from school to school. They also assisted in keeping the schools tidy. UPPER: Mr. Carter says to turn it down. ABOVE: Com- muting maid wonders if this is the right school. RIGHT: Mr. Crosby says what.' 26 MAINTENANCE

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THE HEALING TOUCH Mrs. B. Verrett completed another year as nurse at HVJ. Besides attending to sick warriors, she lent a helping hand to those warriors with personal problems. Mrs. Verrett's main duty, however, was to assure the best emergency care for ill or injured students and to notify their parents, if necessary. She kept a daily log of all the students com- ing into the infirmary and the students leaving before 2:15. Under the supervision of Mrs. Ver- rett, hearing and vision tests were administered to most HVJ students. She also helped to co- ordinate the blood-preassure drive. 28 INFIRMARY