East High School - Tartan Yearbook (Portsmouth, OH)

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At the left IS Mrs C 1. Melvm Supervlsor of Portsmouth Crty lunch rooms, Mrs Mougey, as S1St2Jlt cook, and Ruth Arm Wrllrs, Cashxer Cafeteria When the East Hrgh lunch room opened rn September lt was the answer of a number of years work and wlshes of the crtlzens of the communrty The beautrful dllllflg room wlll seat 188 students The kltchen as well as the servlng bar IS modern m all respect F1ve women prepare and serve the luncheon to both h1gh and elementary students and the faculty of East Hrgh School Mrs Melvrn supervlsor of publrc school lunch rooms rn crty schools plans all menus and ards the krtchen supervrsor rn the purchasrng of food Our lunch room comes under the Federal Publrc School Lunch Room and Surplus Commodrty Program of Congress Many surplus foods are drstrrbuted to our school monthly The amount and kmd offood depends upon what IS ava1lable rn the state at that partrcular trme Each day s menu must consrst of certaln basrc food values Thrs 15 set by Natronal and State Nutrrtlomsts The crty health and food rnspectors make peuodrcal checks of the kltchen and the way the food lS handled Each cook must pass certam health exammatrons 47 V 1 o 1 . , , . - 1 1 . . , . . . .

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Shown at left is Mrs. C L. Melvin, Supervisor of public school lunch rooms, and Mrs. Brown, head cook at the East High School cafeteria. ln the PICUIIE at the right are the assistant cooks at the East High school cafeteria They are, Mrs Helen Cole, Mrs Shepherd and Mrs Ethel Burke, respectively v-5 0

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i TN X--eau .1 Thrs year s senror class presented a dance over Wh1Ch an Autumn Queen rergned Mrss Judy Brrkhuner was chosen Queen by the student body She IS the daughter of Mr and Mrs Vrrgrl B1rkh1mer 1235 Mayo Street Sc1otov111e Doug Farmer, M1ss Blrkhlmer s escort 15 shown, crowmng her as the Queen of the Autumn Dance He also presented her wlth an autumn corsage and a pearl necklace