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,I trac-zwanmxsw, W -of Each season brought new tasks for the janitors. In the summer, constant repairs, scrubbing, waxing, and painting kept the janitors occupied. The'foot- ball practice fields and stadium required extensive upkeep in the fall. With the coming of winter, snow removal and keeping the furnia-ce in working con- dition were just a few tedious tasks the janitors tackled. At the close of the school year, yard work added to the regular duti-es of sweeping, dusting, and cleaning blackboards. The bus drivers delivered approximately 750 students per day. There were 18 buses to cover 15 routes. The major responsibilities for the bus drivers were to keep the students under control and pro- vfide stud-en-ts with the greatest possible safety. 29
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Non-Academic Personnel Help AHS Run Smoothly The cooking staff tackled a larger job than most people realized. Their mornings started at 8:00 with the preparation of the daily menu. This Work had to be don-e by 10:00 in order to get the food buses loaded for the elementary lunch program. Serving over sixteen hundred meals a day required many supplies. Shipments of government supplies came about four times a year, and regular supply shipments came nearly every other day. 1. Bob and Don Goetzmann prepare to mow the school grounds. 2. Members of the High School Cafeteria Staff are: Gloria Sieh, Kathryn Westering, Sylvia Christofferson, Nancy Hepler, Holly Schoenrock. Mary Etta Reimer, Edna Peterson. Florence Leahy, Ruth Ann Lane, Janice Peterson, and Lenora Wohlenhaus. 3. Members of the Grade School Cafeteria Staff are: Dorothy Stuart, Io Ann Symonds, Alyce Lane, Ruth Templeman, Virginia Nelson, Dorothy Bates, Beverly Nelson, Norma Gangestad, and Jean Boots. 4. The school ianitors are: Leo Peiken, Lee Nelson, Gaylord Petersen, Harold Swaney, Leonard Scharp, Wythal Drake, and Axel Pedersen, 5. Janitors clean up after a basketball game. 6. The bus drivers for the Atlantic School system are, First Row: Barbara Lins, Diane Kermoade, Joyce Beauchamp, Lois Duskin, Ellen Rutherford, and Don Hockenberry. Second: Kermit Kloppenburg, Larry Linn, Lyman Wahlert, Kenneth Herr, Paul Sams, and Lynn Schuemann. Absent from the picture are Melvin Reimer, Bob Ruther- ford, Mike Christensen, and Wayne jame- SDI1. ' lo .2 5' 3 '-l ,il 'few
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