Allegan High School - Echo Yearbook (Allegan, MI)

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I CUSTODIANS: Ruben Bensinger, Charles Hobough, Leon Counterman, Pzxul, Kuehl, Tona Dannenburg, Adrain Lipp, John Shagonaby. Cecilia Shagonaby. CUSTDDIANS KEEP SCHGOL IN CONDITION CAMPUS AND ATHLETIC FIELD GIVEN CARE Keeping the classrooms and halls in tip-top shapc arc among the dutics of our custodians. Thcy cart- for thc lawn. shrubs, trees and walks surrounding the school. The athletic field is given special attention by some ol' thc custodians when the outdoor sports are in season. After basketball games and parties in the gym, the custodians move in and restore it to its usual neat condition. Boing thc hrst to arrive, the custodians turn on thc steam, so the building will be comfortable when the teachers and students come to school: locking thc school after the nightly activities clirnaxes the custodians' day. I5 ADRIAN LIPP at an autumn job

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BUS DRIVERS: William Keedle, Edwin Emmons, Elgin Gaubatz, Charles Hobaugh, Clyde Ely, Frank Shagonaby. MANY RURAL STUDENTS ARRIVE BY BUS CGOKS PREPARE DELICIOUS MEAL5 PREPARINC LUNCH ARE: Betty Edgin, Mrs. Hiscock and Mrs. Hanson. '51 At the crack of dawn and many times before dawn in the winter, six school busses set out to collect rural students, some of whom lived as far as fifteen miles from Allegan. The students were picked up again after school for their bus rides home. Other activities involving busses included band and Field trips and the transporting of students to out-of-town games. This year the bus drivers attended classes in driver safety and the psychology of handling a bus load of students. The classes were held at the High school for all Collrlty bus drivers. The High school cafeteria, with Mrs. Hiscock in charge, was engaged in constant activity, pre- paring daily lunches. Mrs. Hiscock was aided by fourteen helpers, most of whom were home eco- nomics students. Mrs. Hiscock's features included special menus on Parents, Day, Junior Career Day and the days preceeding Thanksgiving and Christmas vacations. I4

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The seniors are busily planning for tomorrow. College bound seniors are applying for admission to colleges and universities and taking various entrance and scholarship examinations. Sen- iors planning to enter a vocation after graduation study courses related to their anticipated field of work as well as investigate available work opportunities in these fields. These are a few of the impor- tant reasons showing that Alle- gan's are in league with the future. Mr. MULREADY DISCUSSING COLLEGE with a group of seniors who have just completed a National Merit Scholarship Test.