Douglas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Winston, OR)

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DISTRICT 116 BUSDRIVERS: Don Zehr, Reuben Stolten- White, Donna Hinch, Frances Slack, Ester Zehr, Elma Po- berg, Roy Hostetler, Evelyn Keely, Helen Metcalf, Eleanor well, Clara Anglin, Guyla Rudzik and Val Schlacht. JANITOR JIMMIE HULSE altempted to wash away some of the dirt accumu- lated on the door of a locker. Other janitors not pictured are Audrey Rust, Lee Swift and Jean Rust. 50 COOKS, JANITORS, BUSDFHVEFIS !8 11E.!Wvr.Ei3sW-X-GW ,

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TROY TIMES EDITOR Terry Woodall awaited judgment as Mr. Lapp, advisor, evaluated an issue of the paper. S. R CAROL CEDERSTROM AND Candy Digby designed the ads. .fr il- CO-EDITOR JOAN KOELLE good-humoredly accepts the criticism of reporter Kay Miller while Randy Chase does his own thing. Randy and Kay were just two of the 12 staff reporters. TROY TIMES 49

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AQ! BERNICE THOMPSON, COOK at Douglas for six years, finished the final course of a balanced meal as she removed a pan of cornbread from the oven. DAVID LEE SWIFT is seen straightening up after setting the Christmas tree up in the main entrance of lower hall. PERFORMING THE THANKLESS task of feeding about 200 students each day were Bernice Thompson, Editha Deal, and Juanita Linville. is XN1, Keep It Clean! Each school day, many people whose pres- ence is barely noticed, toil away endlessly. For example, the cooks must appear at the school each morning at seven o'clock in order to prepare a seemingly simple noontime meal. Each busdriver must clean up the messes made from such things as spitball fights. The janitors work far into the night in the endless battle of making the school presentable for the next day. Next time you complain about your lunch, throw gum on the floor, or heckle your busdriver, stop and think-if it weren't for the long-suffering perseverance of each of these people you might be without a cafeteria, have a messy campus and be hoofing it to school and home again every day. COOKS, JANITOFIS, BUSDRIVERS 51