Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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naintenance crew and cooks Feeding close to one thousand hungry mouths a day keeps the cooks on the go. Even new buildings like Cass need constant maintenance. Good maintenance of school facilities and grounds plays an important role in the life of Lewis Cass students and faculty. A clean, healthy surrounding inspires a student to do his best in all things which he attempts. Special ap- preciation goes to the ianitors and the head of the maintenance department. The success of salad plates, extra sandwiches and student opinions provided the dietitian with many new and better ideas to keep students, fac- ulty and staff happy.

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Mary Smith, the head cook, is kept on the go with her many duties. Danny Zeck, maintenance man at Cass, was kept even busier by the snowy winter. Service becomes byword c

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Special education is beneficial A peek Through the glass windows revealed the everyday activities of the office staff. One could often see office help rushing deposits to Walton, typ- ing and filing, and answering the phone. A bloody nose, a cut hand, or a broken bone set off a frantic search for Carol Mclntyre or Norma Mars- chand, the school nurses, who seemed, and needed to be, everywhere at once. Summer institutes and the exchange of ideas gave Lewis Cass's teachers a fresh start in i969-70. The organiza- tion of special departments provided teachers with an opportunity to learn new and more interesting methods of teaching. These departments also ex- tended an invitation for all students to visit the offices to get additional need- ed information. For graduation from Purdue University, Mrs. Koch applied herself to student teaching. Help is given to Claudia Hosler by Mrs. Ream in her special education class. His expression is typical of all children's feelings as this young boy receives his measles vaccina- tion. 90