Fort Covington High School - Covtonian Yearbook (Fort Covington, NY)

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CAFE El? A with the addition of gay-colored formica - topped tables and matching chrome - trimmed chairs, our cafeteria has taken on a Hnew lookn this year. Each month a faculty member has charge of dec- orating the cafeteria in a theme consistent with the Iseason. Add to this background a program of popular recorded music, arranged by Dick Boyle, and you have an ideal setting for enjoying the noon-day meal. ' What's on the menu? Meat loaf, creamed potatoes, spinach, home-baked bread and butter, freshly made cake and milk---this is a typical meal at the rock-bottom price of fifteen cents. And it's the job of our Ucafeteria ladiesu to turn this out on time daily for one-hundred forty to one-hundred sixty-five hungry customers. who are these wonder workers? Mrs. Elmer Santamoor who heads the project and has behind her nine years of hard-earned experience at itg Mrs. Emma McElwain with three and a half years to her cred- itg and Miss Gertrude McElwain who has worked here steadily for three years, following four years of substitute work. These ladies are, indeed, a vital part of our school. May we sincerely congrat- ulate them for their excellent work? 32

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Row 1: S. Manson, Mrs. Tolosky, H, Bugsey Row 2: J. Dow, E. Dumas, G. Prue, L. Dupra ENIDR ua-1E Amu3 G. Ghostlaw. nane, W. Peets, C. Robert J. Brockway, R. Barney, D.Bailey, N. Lapage, 2: R. St.Thomas, E. McE1wain, C. Almond, J. Be-