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F-9 5 I 1 .L . llwrl l'f- Lf... nw lllEllllllllllE Keeptng the campus sptc and span was a dtffrcalt rob tltts year wrtlt over ?OOO souls to clutter tt up task and were ever busy. Left to rtghtz Pearly Htbbs, Charles McConnell, Bertha Collrns, Dewrgltt Lane, Davenport, Gus Howard, Lowell Plwtllup, Wendell Newsom, superrntendent of burldtngs and grounds. OC Y , -.f ,j tk HHS UlllllllE l I ,Q An-. ' Keepung students on the move were the bus drtvers, left to rrglwt, Robert Malls, Ed Jordaltl Harold Pearce, Kettlw Hutcltms, Cltctrles Mum, trcmsportattort drreclor 'x-I The custodtons and gardeners had cr monumental Lltester Wllsort, Hazel Clark, Louis Massa, Horace I 1 1
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E hr' PRINCIPALS OFFICE and attendance office per- sonnel include lleft to rightt Mrs, Trudy Kollwitz, office secretaryg Mrs. Roberta True, chief attendance secretary, Mrs, Edith Soest. attendance and health secretary, Miss Jeannine Peters, attendance secretary, and Miss Judi Wier, guidance secretary. Mr. Kenneth Dungan Business Manager lllllll lllllEllHllll Keeping the records straight was the task of the members of the business and office staffs. Budgets, students and school records, attendance, and similar jobs kept them busy throughout the year. DISTRICT OFFICE staff members are, left to right, Mrs. Carolyn Ritter, administrative secretary, Mr. Harold Reynolds, business assistantg and Mrs. Blanche Conklin, boolckeeper, -4 - F ,HW . Ifllz' I ff' -,X or ' W . if- N- Q ' 1 J 2 A
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Ellllllllll Sllll 1 Serving hungry hordes each school day and for special N53 x . events was the gargantuan task of the cafeteria staff. Tasty meals and snacks provided nourishment for hundreds of stu- dents and teachers. Serving at the main snack bar were, left to right, Mildred Stewart, Ann Wheat, Zella Brishin, and Lucille Killion. The new snack bar was handled by, left to right, Gladys Delgadillo, Eleanore Welch, and Rene Reynolds, 'H . up , l Keeping the cafeteria running smoothly were, left to right Sylvia Wendland, Birdie Umphress, Blanche Berry. DOTIS Yfifglefi Cf1fGTef'G manager, Ruth Dugan, Lily Wheat, and June Oxenreider, 5- 1. . N 5? It ' ' X I i X ' 1 I 4, 1 i Llfhlfl .53 ,,x X x -,Al I ., -' k . 4' X I I M 2 ' 4 ' t 3 5 V A x 1 ' i 7 - I 5 t
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