Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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USTO IA I Bus Drivers and Custodians. Eight bus drivers were needed to drive the rural students to and from school each day. When substitute drivers were needed, teachers filled the vacancies. Mr. Culvur Knollman finished the year for Rev.Vincent M. Rupp, who was forced to give up driving because of a serious operation he underwent in April, Harold Riegseckerreplaced Marlan Burkholder who resigned in March. Mr. and Mrs. William Lantz,Mr.Dwight Porter, and Mr. William Lantz, Jr. again served as custodians. The father, mother, and son plus Mr. Porter were very efficient in keeping the school neat and attractive. A familiar sight at about 3:20 every day was the bus drivers chatting in the lobby. They are Mrs. Dorothy Rychener, Mrs. Laura Rychener, William Lantz, Jr., Mrs. Donarose Lantz, Rev. Roy Sauder, Rev. Vin- cent M. Rupp, Harold Riegsecker, and Dwight Porter. .1 .JQ ABOVE LEFT: Mr. Dwight Porter was busy at one of his regular jobs, emptying the waste baskets. ABOVE: Mr.Wi1liam Lana, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. William Lantz, Sr., are shown near the custodian's room in the elementary building. Marlan Burkholder drove a bus until March when he resigned, as he was moving out of the Pettisville district. 10

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Baking pies are cooks, Mrs. Laura Rychcner, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Mrs. Estella Disbrow, and head cook, Miss Marie Drennan. At the right is Mrs. Viola Sauder who replaced Marilyn Wyse. C f t ' C k ' F . Marie Drennan was again head cafeteria cook this year. The other workers were Mrs. V ' ' Estella Disbrow, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Marilyn Wyse, and Mrs. Viola Sauder. Mrs. Laura Rychener worked when additional help was needed. 5 Marilyn Wyse, who had worked in the school cafeteria since her graduation in 1956, ' died very suddenly in her sleep, January 13, 1958. She will be remembered by those Marilyn Wyse who ate in the cafeteria for her cheerful smile and quiet disposition. Mrs. Sauder was hired to fill the vacancy left by Marilyn's death. ealth urse Mrs. Emagcne Yingling, RN, of Archbold, Ohio, was the public school nurse again this year. She has served in this capacity for two years. Mrs. Yingling, who is a graduate of the Flower Hos- pital Schoolof Nursing in Toledo, makes a regular weekly visit to Pettisville school. She worked nine months in district nursing in Toledo, and for several years she was on the staff of Detwiler Memorial Hospital in Wauseon. Besides her regular visits on Friday mornings, the health nurse came to school whenever health problems arose. Height and weight charts, patch tests, sight and hear- ing tests, and throat check-ups were among her regular duties as health nurse. Mrs. Emagene Yingling 9

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