Cardinal Newman High School - Accolade Yearbook (West Palm Beach, FL)

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I BELOW Cafeteria Staff: Left To Right Mrs. Victo- ria Sermon, Mrs Jean James. Mrs Marie Warren. Mrs. Mary Scalfani, and Miss. Mary Wynn. BOTTOM RIGHT: A typical scene in the cafeteria. Mr. Berg prowled the cafeteria. BOTTOM LEFT Mrs James prepared lunch for the many hungry students that bombarded the cafe- teria 3 times daily Academics 43

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Out To Lunch TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Warren totaled the days profits. BELOW: Miss Wynn tested the coke machine be- fore lunch RIGHT: Mrs Sermon filled the superburger drawer which was emptied 5 minutes into lunch Hi Luv! is the greeting received by hungry Newman students from Mrs. War- ren as they arrive at lunch in the cafete- ria. Mrs. Warren, who was originally from Australia, has worked in the cafeteria since the day it began. First she was a volunteer in an organization of mothers who sold chips, sodas, and ice cream. At that time there was only one crowded lunch period so working in the cafeteria was very hectic. The rest of the cafeteria staff includes: Mrs. Mary Scalfani, Mrs. Victoria Ser- mon, Mrs. Jean James, and Mrs. Law- rence. They all work together to prepare top quality food for hungry students. They are willing to listen to suggestions throughout the school year, in order to bring the student an enjoyable and nutri- tious lunch which sometimes includes a super-burger. Students return to class with a better disposition because they had eaten a good meal in a warm atmosphere filled with friends which was made more enjoyable by the cafeteria staff. 42 Academics

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Maintenance Crew They Kept Things Going Many students at Newman noticed that things were broken, vandalized, or taken apart. What was not acknowledged was who repaired, built, painted, and cleaned. Well, take notice of the maintenance men: Mr. Bill Conover, Mr. Fred Manuel, Mr. Johnny Linton, and Mr. Robert Man- uel. Some of the dirty jobs these men did included repairing clocks, desks, chairs, tables, painting halls, classrooms, and schoolgrounds. Another part of the maintenance job was working day and night, which many people would not find a pleasureable task. Through all this hard work and ef- fort, these men displayed the class inside them. Like Newman students, their gen- erosity makes them special. RIGHT: Mr Fred Manuel waves to an Accolade photographer while riding on the Newman Tractor BELOW: Mr. Johnny Linton takes it easy on his way to lunch BOTTOM: Mr. Robert Manuel and Johnny Linton on their way to move the garbage cans from lunch.