Enumclaw High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Enumclaw, WA)

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Services People Helping People Make the Best Better Laboring behind the scenes to keep the school operating smoothly were the bus drivers, custodians, and cafeteria workers at EHS. At times their patience were tried but this did not detain them from their various duties. By working among students they became more familiar with the individual and became a part of life around school. The bus drivers job was one of constant repitition. Despite this fact, students seldom heard a complaining word. Driving for class field trips, transporting rooters to games, and making sure the Hornet athletic teams were on time, kept the drivers always busy. The custodians had plenty to keep them going throughout the year. When they weren't fixing dripping faucets or sweeping the halls, they were spraying air freshner in the girl's bathroom, opening jammed lockers, and cleaning under the bleachers after home games. The lunch menu for all sorts of appetites at EHS were created by Mrs. Goldie Woehrle, school district head cook. The hot lunches throughout the school district were prepared at the Kibler School kitchen. Variety is the spice of life with Mrs. Maggie Remien, cafeteria supervisor, and her two hard working assistants, Mrs. Dorothy Waldock and Mrs. Donna Liveston, who offer much to choose from during lunch time. Their jobs were often times tedious and just plain rough but they went to work with a smile on their face and made it easier for everyone at EHS. fs-,nu ytwf lsi il. I 14 im? Jn as 16.5 . 5 1 i'l'. 's If

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gi, -A U, I ,iz 1 5 I ffx 0, X 1 I 5 l X-1.0 , . . ' 1 4 ' ' A .Hx -.., ,xtct A ,il li t 'ow 6 A 'W i Above Left: Dorothy Waldock, Maggie Remien, and Donna Liveston prepare lunches for the hungry student body. Far Center left: Smiling Goldie Woehrle enjoys her responsi- bilities as school district head cook. Far left: Elvin Lewis, custodian, takes a break from his heavy schedule. Left: CUSTODIANS. Seated.' Tilman Knutson. Standing: Ed Pohlot, Wally Paterson, Charles Wyer, Lyle Wigton, Roy Ingram. Not pictured: Don Wade. Top: BUS DRIVERS. front row: Walt Adsmond, Ann Sardarov, Ron Malidore, Donna Schweikl, Shirley Aden, Jeanete Lilly, Don Radford, Ray Harston, back row.' Clarence Scott, Jim Coutts, Stan Marshall, Betty Wakefield, June Maxwell, Evelyn Smith, Rita Richter, Lois Hewitt, Beverly Scheikl, Tiny Osborn, Jean Bock, Darlene Cary. Above: Ron Malidore, transportation supervisor. Near left: Students have a variety of foods to choose from at the lunch al counter every day. I5