Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

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Your fondesl' memories are of your friends. Remember how you and your friends gafhered in l'he halls during 'l'he five-minufe period: or sfopped ai' +he ironi- sfeps before classes: and remem- ber your coke dales afler school when everyone rushed +o +he drug slore +o falk over fhe evenl-s of ihe day? You will always cherish +he friendships you made during you-r high school life. am! qaua Qaiemfd

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They Keep House or K. . Students Sitting on the edge of your seat. you wait- ed for the hell to ring so that you could dash to the cafeteria. There you and your friends were alnle to get delicious and nutritious meals at a reasonlile cost. liven in the face of food rationing, Kliss Helen Marley and the cafe- teria staff has managed to provide the cus- tomers with excellent foods of every variety. The war has caused the careteria other trouhles in addition to the food shortage, tlas rationing keeps many more students from go- ing home to lunch and has caused the cafe- teria to hecome very much congested. ln fact. to relieve the situation. a new steam talmle will he installed next year. 'lo help with the work caused hy the doubling of last year's customers the cafeteria employs thirty-six students who help stack dishes and do other tasks necessary to main- tain this husy place. Besides this, your school cafeteria, along with many other school cafe- terias in the country, has instituted the plan of clearing your own table. lint no matter what the war has hrought in the way of restrictions, the cafeteria has con- tinued to give you the best of service with its staff of excellent cooks and modern equip- ment. The janitor system of your school is one of the services influenced most hy the war. Many of the maintenance crew, heeding the call of higher wages of a war plant, left their work at K. H. S. llue to this depletion of the staff, those remaining have had to do a tremendous amount of work. Not only do they take care of the high school, hut they also fill i11 when a vacancy occurs in the other schools through- out the city. ln addition to their cleaning duties. they operate the huge heating plant of the high school which also heats Central huilding and the vocational lmuildings. lt is upon the shoulders of Mr. Arch Gold- ing, head of the maintenance department. that these added hurdens fall. Also, an extra thank you goes to him, for he has always found time to set the stage for a play, return an ar- ticle lost or forgotten when play practice end- ed, pull the curtains, and keep the lights in condition. Besides the crew of maintenance men shown above, two matrons, llrs. Ruth Heilman and Mrs. lilossie liauhle, polish door glasses and chase the dust away. Mrs. George Sloan, Mrs. Lavanche Lawson, Back Row: Mr. Charles Beary, Mr. Nelson Mrs. Ruth Stockdale, Mrs. William Robinson, go?5rlderM Mal Maczwlfnow' Mr' Arch ,, o ing, r. arren r er. and Mrs' OPB' Pavel' prepare 'ell'balanCed Front' Row: Mr. Harley Isaac and Mr. Ocie meals for your lunch. Murnmerl. Page 27

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