Gideon High School - Gisemo Yearbook (Gideon, MO)

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Jr-fur LUNCHROOM During the last six years lunches have been served daily to six to eight hundred pupils. A federal subsidy of seven cents per plate enables the school to serve a wholesome lunch for twenty cents. A half pint of milk is served with each lunch. This lunch room is among the largest in the state and is also a- mong the best equipped. Facilities are now provided so that students can wash their hands in warm running water before entering the lunch room. The food is well prepared and is served with dispatch. The first grade is dismissed for lunch at 11:45 A.M. Other elementary pupils are dismissed in order of grade. The High School is dismissed at 12:10 P.M. The following women have the responsibility of preparing and serving the food: Mrs. Carl Vaughn, Mrs. John Schatz, Mrs. Steve Lipsmeyer fMana- gerj, Mrs. Dan Ryalls, Mrs. Kenneth Bell, Mrs. Loleda Allen, Mrs. Delmar Dell, Mrs. Henry Freeman, and Mrs. James Lawrence. KM.. V . X

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f't'f' -ff '-,ff FAY ETTA GAMBRELL -- MAY QUEEN MAY COURT Ronald Wilkerson, Berry Sparrowks, Richard Reynolds, Glenda Sanders, Harold Kerr Deloma Puts, Homer D3V1SfKlIlg,, Fay Etta Garnbrell, James I.1P5lllCf'CI', Dorrls Leirer, Don Ashbejf, Joyce Jones, Ellls Gemberllng, Lois Blaneilard, Nom: Bevlll, Gene'.'1ex'e Hall.

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fff' x ptldui H. H. PARROTT Chief Custodian The job of this group of men is to keep seven buses in gtpod running order,transportseveral undred boys and girls to and from school dailyg and look after the care and main- tenance of our buildings and equip- ment. They mustbe up early every day and out late on many occasions for school activities. A 2 i .'-of, . 'Kar H3 ,Tfbx 4-93' .-.1109 BACK ROW: Alvie Abernathy, Lester Triff, Tom Braden, William Nortncutt. FRONT ROW: Noah Abernathy, Garnett Bennett, H. H. Parrott, Carl Moore.