Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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COOKS CUSTODIANS Vandalism Is A Major Problem Both cooks and custodians have had problems with the messes that have to be cleaned up. In the cafeteria food and paper on the floors and the tables have been a major problem. Also food fights have been a problem this year. It hasn't been any better for the custodians. For instance, just before Christmas there had been vandalism to the paper towel dispensors in the restrooms and shop areas. Both Helen Teal (head cook) and Lenard Shinn said, “Each year the vandalism and messes are getting worse.” Also this year the lunch prices went up .10 from .95 to $1.05. The most liked food for the year was pizza and wiener wraps. The most disliked food was the vegetables and fruit. “The hamburgers were much better this year.” says Richard Androes. PAGE 16 1. Helen Teal cleans up after a days work. 2. Georgia Parks counts the days money. 3. Break time comes for the two assistant cooks. PAGE 17 1. Milford Saunders sweeps floor between classes. 2. Peggy VanPatten works graveyard. 3. Kevin Shinn takes a break. 4. George Williams erases chalkboard after school. 5. Leonard Shinn puts a new roll of paper towels in the girls restroom. This page is sponsored by Jackpot Market Deli, 129 E. Ellendale, Dallas, 623-5292

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE From All Over The World There were a total of six foreign exchange students. Their names were Khalid Al-Said from Jordon, Ayako Kanno from Japan, Vikram Gularani from India, Patti Franzoni from Italy, Martha Parra from Colombia, and Lee Hernandez, from Costa Rica. Ayako Kanno was here second semester of 1983-84 and had left after the first semester of 1984-85. Vikram Gularani and Lee Hernandez were here at D.H.S. for a couple of weeks then went back home. That left us with only with three exchange students for the remaining part of the year. Khalid Al-Said says, “I like this school here, I almost don’t want to go home.” 1. Martha Parra finishes up on her daily assignment. 2. Exchange students from left, Khalid Al-Said, Patti Frazoni, Vikram Gularani, and Ayako Kanno pose for an early morning shot. 3. Khalid Al-Said says, I like Dallas because the people are friendly here. 4. Vikram Gularani, from India, anticipates the ringing of the lunch bell. 5. Lee Hernandez, from Costa Rica, waits anxiously for his next class to begin. This page is sponsored by, Alan Kolb DMD, 960 Uglow Ave., Dallas, 623-8010.