Berrien Springs High School - Canoe Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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COOKING AT THE TOP Back row Carol Schlutt, Maude Pagels, Mary Ann Davj Front row: Joyce Daniels, Janet Harris, Theresa Bunch Janet Harris washing dishes with a smile. About 7:30 a.m. women arrive at the' school and begin clanging around in the kitchen. These people are the cooks. They spend alot of time preparing food for the student body. After lunch is over they wash the dishes and clean up the lunchroom in preparation for the next meal. Through their efforts the students are able to obtain a well balanced and nutritional meal at lunch time. We would like to extend our vote of thanks to the cooks in appreciation for their hard work. The kitchen has alot of great improvements this year such as alacarte and potatoe bar , states Mrs. Carol Ireland. Arlene Skorupa gets mashed potatoes ready for lunch.

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The Berrien Springs bus drivers are some of the most needed people in the schools. They pick up kids in the morning and deliver them to school and then after school they pick them up and take them home. Bus driving is not one of the easiest jobs in the school. Morning through afternoon they listen to kids unwind. You did a good job listening to us and thanks. Driving a bus is very fun and 1 enjoy the kids ' states Doris Wiatrolik a six year veteran of the busing team. Front Row — Pat Liston, Gina Bowersox, Jeannie Downs, Sandy Swartz, Gert Solmes, Louise Zech, Gary Parks. Back Row — Bette Daubert, Chuck Mead, Rhyllis Fox, Rodeny Dohm, Doris Wiatrolik, Billie Jo Baker, Barb Jacob, Lil Tinker. Bus Drivers AT THE TOP Gert Solmes is waiting patiently for the kids to board. Doris Wiatrolik is looking out the window as she waits to go home.

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A TOTAL EDUCATION FROM TOP Standing: Randy Smith, Lori Rennhack, Darcy Dixon, and Robert Frantz Seated: Evelyn Daniels, Cassie Carvalho, Betsy Koebel, Christine Strouts, Monique Comstock, Laurie Williams, and Melissa Johnson Some of the students that help keep our school running work in the office are the student helpers. These students spend one to two hours of their time day after day, picking up attendants slips, answering phones, taking and delivering messages and other designated tasks. If it wasn't for the student help I wouldn't be able to make it through the day. I depend on them to get some of the necessary tasks done, stated high school secretary Judy Maruk. 1 really enjoy working in the office, its really been good working experience, stated high school office helper Monique Comstock. Robert Frantz show us your pretty smile.