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SCHOLARS 77 7044.1 gl .X X BHLHS A N X XXX X l YXt lug if ii' Cheer the classes loud and long. Hail them with a lusty song. Behold this happy, carefree throng, XVho plll eaeh others' locks on wrong. For the seventh. the eighth. The ninth-Hooray! Oh, lucky them-they have Play Day. .Xml for the sophs. 'sVe'll tlanee a Jig. ln biology they Diseet a pig. The juniors deserve A pat on the baek. To raise prom money Their brains they must rack. The seniors? Give them Your noblest esteem. For social, they write A H100-wortl theme. Anal to the other elasses The seniors look back, XVith many a tearlul glance. At the happy. ezlrelree lile they To l'omp and Clireumstaneef' leave LI NDN
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O I 'I'o maintain the junior and senior high schools a maintenance stall' is employed. 'l'his stall' consists ol' janitors and engineers who keep the school clean and warm and in good condition. During the night a watclunan keeps a continuous guard over the property. The engineer is responsible for the mechanical lay- out ol' the school while the firemen have the job ol keeping the building at the correct temperature. The janitors do everything lirotu sweeping lloors and cleaning the blackboards to sawing open broken locks for the students. Each janitor is assigned a specific part ol the school to keep up. During vaca- tions they do such work as repainting rooms. Discussing problems of the cafeteria are Mrs. Cora Hutchinson. Mrs. Atuv Evenson. Mrs. Lucille 'l'oI- Iifson. Mrs. Minnie Wagner. Mrs. Ben Loelller. Mrs. Wayne Scath. Mrs. Susie Cady, Mrs. .Xlice And- erson. Mrs. Hulda XVallin. Mrs. A. l.. Hove and Mrs, Mable Crvnes. cafeteria supervisor. The janitors ready lor a dav's work: Left to right: Charles Olson. A. C. Leeper. Norman Mangskau. Oswald Cuckenburg. Robert Marlin. john Flvnn. Iames Jensen. Melvin vlillUl11l3SOII. William Wagner and Carl Anderson. Um The cafeteria workers had a big job. Not only did they have to plan and cook nutritious lood with the correct calories and vitamins but there were also three separate meals served each day. junior high started the day with their noon hour at ll:30, lollowed by Lincoln at l'Z:00. Senior high linished the periods at l2:30. Lunch lor lllll pupils was also prepared and sent to Ramsey each day. .PX new program started on February 7. For the lirst time, with the help of federal aid. plate lunches plus milk cost students l5 cents. Formerly the plate lunch was I5 cents and milk seven cents extra. Milk and side dishes were still extra, however. K : .v -5 : i ,VI j 'fmt ., tai., ' ,,,.: we 'J 1? Fifi :-:jiyagj . . N -zefzgi. - Page Ill S
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