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Well Always Remember . . . The Boys Who “Fetched and Carried” These are the boys who provide safe transportation for many Bessemer students—our bus drivers. First row, left to right: Jerry Sparrow, Jerry Isley, Wayne Gideons, Bobby Norton, Fred Hadley. Second row: Wayne Harris, Johnny Johnson, Sammy Stone, A. B. Kimel, Roger Black, Kenneth Hilliard. . . . Ted TED SCALES What can you say about a person who has become an institution at Bessemer? Ted Scales, the chief of the janitorial force, has been at Bessemer High for many, many years. Perhaps more than any one person he is considered part of the Bessemer environment. Ted has many various tasks in keeping our school comfortable for students, and attractive and presentable to the public. Ted arrives at school every morning at about 5:30 A.M. during the winter in order to stoke the furnace and have the buildings ready for the day's occupancy. And who can estimate the amount of effort needed in cleaning up after careless students? Yes, Ted's job is never finished, and it is his loyalty and devotion to duty that make him an integral part of our school! 12
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Is Our Chief Goal . . . Home Economics students work diligently on their latest Paris fashions at right. Mr. William Hunter, Dean of Boys, smilingly awaits the oppor- tunity to assist students in any way. Below and to the left, a student is shown preparing a test, much to the delight of teachers and the dismay of students. In the right lower picture, Mrs. McCluskey is shown assisting two seniors in making decisions concerning their college education or vocational training. As We Prepare for the Future.
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I I Mrs. G. K. Jones, our dietician, is responsible for furnishing every student with a protein-packed, energy- filled lunch each and every day. Satisfying 1,000 hungry students is not an easy task, but Mrs. Jones has done an enviable job of keeping everyone happy. and . . . o That 3.05 Rush The Chatter of Assembly . . . and Mrs. Jones That Crowded Cafeteria . . .
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