Arroyo High School - Arroyan Yearbook (San Lorenzo, CA)

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CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Janier Mrs. Jensen Mrs. McNuIIey Mrs. Nordman Mrs. Reese Y.: Ready to serve, Mrs. Jensen, stands waiting to help the next student. Mrs. Rupe Mrs. Vancil Mrs. Winder Cooking for two thousand people is no easy task, yet eleven hard-working women do it five times a week. Under the super- vision of Mrs. Rupe, ten women must pre- pare economical, well-balanced and ap- pealing meals that will keep the students of Arroyo going through the rest of the day. In addition to planning nutritious hot meals, the cafeteria staff also makes and sells box lunches and sandwiches as well as running the snack bar during both lunch periods. The most monumental task the staff has is cleaning up the kitchen and dishes after preparing all the food. For all their work the cafeteria staff has truly earned a hardy thank you for a job well done.

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Chatter on the patio . . . banging lockers . . . pencil sharpeners . . . rustling pa- pers . . . drumming fingers . . . clicking lypewriters . . . foreign languages . . . whir- ring power saw . . . splash of water . . . crackle of po- tato chips . . . pounding on the apple machine . . . drop- ping silverware . . . rapping of gavel . . . motion for ad- iournment . . . music of the band . . . yells, whispers . . . laughter . . . crying . . . slamming doors . . . melodi- ous voices . . . mimeograph machines . . . bells . . . si- lence. These are the sounds of... -fszf-img b H 5 ,.-,gl N A 1, ,, i - if 1? I egg. A ' - 1.45. - LV 1 swf, if f fsif A - qw ii' ? 'z' .1 if i , . ' -ii 5 e 211' :QW STUDE