Jenkins High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

Page 29 text:

MUNCH TIME The cafeteria staff worked very efficently this past year, offering the students two separate lunch times. Splitting the lunches made the line run more smoothly and less- ened the crowds in the lunchroom. The school cafeteria offered three choices of meals: a hot meal, a bagged lunch, and a salad bar. Mrs. Kaigler was in charge of the cafeteria staff which worked diligently planning and preparing enjoyable, well-balanced meals for the students. CAFETERIA 25

Page 28 text:

CLEAN-UP DUTY ABOVE: Mrs. Bryant hard at work. RIGHT: Mrs. Washington and Mrs. Dauis meet again. UPPER: Mr Bynes gets a bird's-eye view. 24 MAINTENANCE Mr. Willie Bynes completed another year as HVJ’s head custodian with Ms. Washing- ton serving as his assistant. Keeping the classrooms in satisfactory condition, as well as keeping the grounds and school clean, were their main duties. Helping them with some of these jobs were Ms. Bryant, a full- time maid attached to Jenkins, and the part- time maids sent by the board of Education. All worked hard to keep HVJ in good run- ning condition.

Page 30 text:

DO WARRIORS GET SICK? The infirmary care ended another year under the direction of Mrs. B. Verrett. She took care of those students who were ill or injured, giving the best emergency care possible to those students and notifying the parents if necessary. She helped students with personal problems as well. Mrs. Verrett kept a daily log to account for those stu- dents who entered and left the infirmary. Hearing and vision tests, under the su- pervision of Mrs. Verrett, were adminis- tered to the tenth grade students and those recommended by the counselor. A blood pressure check for students and faculty was also held during the year. ABOVE What do you weigh? ABOVE LEFT Soy 'Ah! UPPER: You aren't sick! 26 INFIRMARY