Cloverdale High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Cloverdale, IN)

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A newcomer to school this year was Mrs . Virginia Myers, School Nurse. The School Nurse was always available for counselling in health habits and prob- lems. Personal files were kept and immunization information was recorded for each student. Students Weyqare Came Fzrst Rain, snow, sleet, hail, and dust were what these twelve men lived with while transporting students to and from school. Many hours were spent on the road, and many miles were traveled. Students became good buddies with their bus drivers and placed a lot of trust in them. Bus drivers were: Otis Sanders, Fred Hunsicker, Virgil Rollings, Dale McCullough, Harold Beaman, Forest Anderson, Melvin Cassell, Arthur Cash, Thomas Quin- nette, John Walker, Bob Lasley, and Myron McCullough. .S .I Mrs. Trula Baxter's duties were many and varied . The cleanliness of the halls and classrooms reflected the hard and constant work of the women's custodian, and her concern for the attractiveness of the school. 59

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Mrs. jenny Fryar, a recent graduate of Cloverdale High School, returned this year as instructional secretary. She worked in the office of the new building, but she could be seen in the halls of the old building carrying mail, reports, tests, and records. Kitchen Cookies and Company Double, double toil and troubleg Fire burn and caldron bubble Shakespeare would really be surprised if he could see the modern sur - roundings of these happy cooks. Stirring up a storm in the new cafeteria were: Mrs. Averell, Mrs . Elly Ziegleman, Mrs . Vivan Mugg, Mrs . Josie Allee, and not pictured, Mrs . Dorothy Bullerdick. These custodians were responsible for the maintenance of the building. They also prepared the building for special social events, Here, they were sweeping the gym in a preparation for a basketball game. Custo- dians were: Ray Woodwall, Robert Walls, and not pictured, Harold An- derson, and Cecil Allee, 58

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Glenda McCammack, Cathy McCullough, Eva Davis, Marsha Sutherlin, Sarah Quinnette, Vickie Knoy, Wanda Sutherlin, and not pictured, Karon Alexander. These girls dedicated one hour of their day to work in the office in order to gain all the office experience that they could. They performed such duties as answering the telephone, recording attendance, collecting lunch money, and running errands for Mrs. Lewis. Four years of supervising SPORTINGLY YOURS, the State GAA news media, has been faithfully carried on by Mrs. Mary C. Truesdel. Each month material was sent in by the one hundred ninety- two schools who were affiliated with the state organization. Proofreading the copy and conferring with student editor, Pam Price, kept the organizations informed of all club happenings. 60