Bucklin High School - Reco Yearbook (Bucklin, MO)

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26 i There is always a steady line in front of the lunchroom door when the noon bell rings. Everyone hurries and scurries to get his money out so that he won't lose his place in line. The efficient cooks prepare on the average of 300 plates a day, at 259 per plate. This makes an average of 523,442 plates per year. To start the day, the cooks usually start preparing the meals as early as 7:30 a.m., all depending on what the menu consists of. Cooking for the number of students they have takes a great deal of planning and patience. Shown here are Dorothy Sevier, Jessie Mendenhall, and Helen Vobornik. The grade children, especially, not only enjoy the food, but also the opportunity to get together for fun and talk. Lunch Hour Stor -'P m1 'WW un. Special well-balanced dinners were served at Thanksgiving and Christmas, which consisted of turkey and all the trimmings. Seen here enjoying the dinner is Arletta Baugher, and Paulette Carter A great help to the cooks are students from the eighth grade class. They do every- thing from washing dishes to helping serve the meals. ln return for their assistance they get all their meals free on the days they work.

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if 9, 6- GILBERT STODDARD Bus Driver RUSSEL LEIBHART Bus Driver Bus Drivers BILLY LEIBHART Bus Driver CARL A. BIXENMAN Bus Driver if f f - T1 j - f . ' '- , A T. v 5 ' '- Q A ' K ' ' 122 if 'ff ,X 1 w - - e L- I4 Q K 5 ' 3?iQ.ii1' 435 sf af ff: K A L . . X Q .fq ,.r.. 1-55 , x iQi..x35:ik.kX .r 5 K . rr., 1 L Q Jn ,431 5 1 ,.. . Qriaffgrx. k 1 f W lin' .5 Y f. . . 2 x bf K L Q ' . ,N L me - V, ,V ,V RUSSELL YOUNT Bus Driver ALBERT MOLLOY Bus Driver

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The Man Always Un The Job Ward Burk, the school custodian, has served Bucklin public school for 18 years. His unfailing willingness and services are so numerous that he has been well re- spected by the faculty and student body. He is always the first one to arrive at school and the last to leave, no matter if it is during school activities or regular school hours. Here one ofthe photographers caught him while he was taking time off from his routine duties. The Men Behind The Wheel ' .m,,:y- ' ' .axm:w! , 16- I , if 4' 5 ' 'V 1g:f1-Egg.: I ., K. The bus drivers drove onthe average of 296.2 miles per day. This makes a total of 252,427 miles per year over rough,rug- ged roads. There were 367 pupils transported to and from school each day. The drivers at Bucklin were very efficient, responsible, and reliable men. Two of the bus drivers drove for the basketball teams this season. Mr. Stoddard drove for all the girls' teams and pep squad members, while Mr. Yount drove for the boys' basketball teams. They had to drive great distances several nights a week through all kinds of weather to take the teams to their destinations.