Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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. . . the rush to the cafeteria at nooutime. The friends who askezl, Let me in front of you, will va 'lhe clisappointment when you clo let the frieucl in, aucl he gets the last clish of peaches. But there is not likely to be a shortage of peaches because the Home Economics canned lwoth peaches and tomatoes for use in the cafeteria. There are two cooks, Mrs. Pitman and Mrs. Roth, ueeclecl to prepare the foocl, antl they clo an excellent job. Seven or eight girls leave their classes early to help serve the food aucl one lmov acts as cashier. There is always a variety ot foorl on the menu. llut the hig- gest aufl most disagreeable job in some peoples estimation is the one that comes later. Yes, the rlishwashiug. But the cafeteria does have a mechanical clishwasher. The cafeteria has not only seen noon hour rushes, but also Frirlav night tlauces an-l even a style show, and the ice hox has hous icl cokes for such.

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