Appomattox High School - Traveler Yearbook (Appomattox, VA)

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Everyone here performs an important duty and the cooking staff and custodians may very well be said to have the most important duties. The cooks are responsible for providing a nutritional and well-balanced meal. This isn’t easy and very seldom do they satisfy everyone. But ... The custodians are held responsible for keeping our school clean and attractive looking. They are always on the j ob striving to keep A.C.H‘S. “looking good”. These members are reliable and devoted, and they do a fine job at helping to run the school. You can bet your bottom dollar that Mr. Scott is as friendly as he looks. ne BETTER FUIURE Cafeteria Staff; Shirley Dillard, Doris Harvey, Pearl Hamilton, Ruth Trent, Marian Carter, Mrs. Trent and Mrs. Coleman are ready to serve. Now where are all those Helen Coleman. Kathleen Wooldridae. and Mildred Richardson. hungry people? A typical day for Mr. Jackson.

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¥ “Se Another of Weasel’s corner shots 3 Sa se “Wasn't this lecture just supposed to last 20 minutes?” R.L. punts the ball just in time. oe = Activities outside of the regular school curriculum are enjoyed by students who like to involve themselves in extras such as clubs and sports. There are nearly 300 who participate in the sports pro- gram and a number of students who are AY members of a club. These people, along with their coaches and sponsors, devote os) hours of their after-school time to practice, meetings, and special programs. The time they p ut in is worthwhile, though, when they care enough to do their best. 89