Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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John Walsh Our FaUhful JanLor

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Maud Scovill Third Grade GRADE TEACHERS Felia Parish First Grade 1906- 1907 Alice Mathews Second Qrade Marshall D. Willennar West Ward

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(§nv 3fanttflr It is no small task to take caie of a building as large as our High School building and do it well. One unacquainted with the situation could not realize the amount of work and responsibility on the janitor of a building of this size. The sweeping alone takes up considerable time, while during the winter months the care of the furnace more than doubles the work. Added to this, the janitor has literally scores of small things to see to, such as changing seats, fixing window blinds, slating blackboards, oiling floors, washing the blackboards weekly and numerous smaller details which require a greater or less lime. The janitor also has charge of discipline in the halls during recess periods. The present janitor — John Walsh — took charge of affairs after the holidays, and has proved moit efficient. The building has never been kept as well as it has been since he assumed control. In a very short time he maSered all the details of the position and has proven the be janitor the school has ever had.