Fordson High School - Fleur de Lis Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Emily Dodt, Evelyn Chiado, and Margaret Perardi, cooks, stir spaghetti sauce in preparation for lunch. Albert Dukes, school janitor, fixes a leaky faucet in the pho- whose face is familiar to many, tography room. fjosuiosii., CVO-bi At first thought, a boiling pot in the kitchen and a boiling furnace in the basement are about the only two things which a janitor and a cook have in common. However, a second thought reveals that they have much more in common. They are part of our school, and like us, they, too, are typi- cal of Fordson. By preparing our food and main- taining our building, the cooks and janitor help to make our three years at Fordson enjoyable. Cooks Helen Prisby, Margaret Peradi, and Emily Dodt, at the back table, and Alta Berkhamer, at the salad table, get ready for the stampede of hungry students fourth and fifth hours. Long after students have gone home, Francis Garritan and Julia Tofil, cleaning women, work hard to get Fordson in shape for another busy dav. 29

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Mrs. Lottie Konon and Mrs. Mary Goring watch Mrs. Mary Bibeau writes a check. All are secretaries in the main office. BecAeta ueA, fy)osih Much friendly help has been given to students by these two secretaries, as they carry out their duties in B185. They are Mrs. Martha Simons and Mrs. Helen Brough. After waiting in that seemingly endless line, 12A Jim Gardner finally reaches the supply room seconds before the 8:30 bell. He makes his hurried purchase from Mrs. Mary Barbat, a school secretary. 28

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