Fort Stockton High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Stockton, TX)

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These faces are familiar to all cafeteria patrons, but the names may not be so familiar. They are Mrs. Felice Gonzales, Mrs. Amelia Davila, Mrs. Bertha Griffith and Mrs. Lou Smith. Below, Mrs. Faye Conger gets ready for the ring of the cash register as Mrs. Lillie Griffith, Mrs. Ina Mae Jeter and Mrs. Bonnie McLain take up servings of dessert. Napkins, sugar or beans--A. H. Mcllwain must check constantly to make sure that plenty of supplies are on hand. Below, Mrs. Lillie Griffith and Mrs. Ida Montalongo prepare the quick lunches dispensed at the snack bar. Preparing appetizing and nourishing but inexpensive food is no small task. A. H. Mcllwain and his staff not only meet this challenge, but also keep track of cafeteria finances and serve as caterers for various banquets and luncheons. They somehow manage to have $miles and pleasant words for everyone.

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Students and teachers know Eduardo Rivera as a kind man who is always willing to help. a r-r ft Felix Herrera knows that clean, orderly classrooms are conducive to learning. Felix Gonzales does his part to keep the grounds well groomed. They Work Behind the Scenes Leslie Nance performs quietly and efficiently as maintenance supervisor for Fort Stockton High School's modern and attractive building. Here he explains to Jim Purser the complicated control panel for the school's heating and cooling system. 24 Charles Mason is never too busy to display a friendly smile.

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Walter Buenger and Delia Carrasco help the librarian with the shelving of books, a job a ° a Sophomore sponsor, which seems never to be completed. Students Discover the World 26 Officers Michael Faivor, Carolyn Morgan, Susan Monk, Gena Wells, Linda Ball, and Kay Kness mend books, one of the most important jobs performed by the club.