Choctaw High School - Faces of the Future Yearbook (Choctaw, OK)

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Keeping fhe buildings and grounds clean and in good shape were Mr. Don York, Mr. Higginbofham, Mr. John McKesson, supervisor, Mr. Dick Jolliff, and Mr. Leon Gharsf. EHIND-fhe-scene acfion was performed by nearly fiffy workers. They performed fhe necessary fasks needed fo keep fhe school operafing. Eighf ladies served an average of 250 lunches each day in fhe school cafeferia while fhe mainfain- ence personnel kepf clean 'lhe five main buildings on fhe I4-acre fracf of land under fhe supervision of Mr. John McKesson. Traveling sixfy square miles each day fo pick up sfudenfs were fwenfy-five bus drivers. Mrs. Rufh Rahn, school nurse, provided affenfion fo fhe differenf illnesses of sfudenfs. She also fesfed 'rhe hearing and sighf of mosl' pupils. Handling fhe financial and business affairs of fhe high school were five office secrefaries. PHYSICAL PLA T RUNN NG Preparing balanced meals for sfudenfs and 'teachers was fhe job of fhe cooks. They were Mrs. Grace Walls, manager, Mrs. Florence Aduddell, Mrs. Norma Wood, Mrs. Margaref Frizzell. MVS- Weda W00d. Mrs. Lorado Jones. Mrs. DOFiS C0lemaf1. and Mrs. Eleanore Fifzgerald, supervisor.

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Serving as adminis+ra+ive secrelaries were Mrs. Lorene Kidwell, Mrs. Quin Balmer, Mrs. Mildred Kelly, Mrs. Zola Breed, and Mrs. Mary Draper. FIFTY NEEDED T0 KEEP Mr, Alvin Mallory, lwead mechanic, cleans a parl from an engine as Mr. McKasson me hearing of me dudenfsi walclies. K N X

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. . lhey pracficed +0 improve. ,ew -ffA,.,.f- - +l1ey worked as a group. . . . slrills were learned fun and laugl1+er were of vifal imporlance.