Delhaas High School - Torch Yearbook (Bristol, PA)

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. +G-wr 44 The ability to work and considerable patience are qualities possessed by all the ladies of our cafeteria staff as each day they prepare lunches for hundreds of hungry students. Planning lunches both tasty and nutritious is a job for Mrs. Yazujian, our school dietician. U I The little known and often forgotten jobs of our school are performed by our service personnel. This corps of efficient workers is responsible for the many facets of our school life which we too often take for granted. Preparing our lunches, cleaning our classrooms, giving us heat in Winter, A great deal of the credit for the efficient operation of our school can be given to these men of the maintenance depart IDCIJI. I and taking us to and from school are only a few of the numerous activities in which these people engage. Our service personnel are of great im- pottance in the township educational system, for they can provide a foundation on which .the in- structional program can be built. Have bus, will travel reads their card, and these bus drivers do travel, transporting township students to and from school. 24 , e ,rj The spotless clean halls and classrooms of Delhaas attest to the work of the men and women of our maintenance department

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Clf? Only a lnttle bxt of trme has passed ln the thelr futures are frlled wxth promnse They ano are recelvrng excellent mstructlon from added advantage of the most up to date facll the tlme to come wall hold for them We Brrstol Townshlp are domg thezr best to The second of the 3 rs rmng of course xs made a labor of love by Hrs Now for the S64 O00 quesnon' Thats the expressxon on the faces of these thxrd graders from Commumty Elementary School as thexr teacher Mrs Becker urges them to check thexr work Practxce makes perfect Mr Arcurn mstructs these rnstrumental musxc student at james Buchanan on thls Golden Rule .B ' ' Tina Prensky's second grade class. ' - 1 26