Grand Rapids High School - Pirate Yearbook (Grand Rapids, OH)

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PERSEQNNEL Our school bus drivers, as pictured on the opposite page, are as follows: James Biggins, a resident of Grand Rapids district, is the bus driver of Route 45, which covers some of the territory acrossthe river north and west. He has been a steady school-bus driver for twenty-two years, and enjoys this work very much because of being with children and joking with all those who ride on his bus. Everyone enjoys riding with him as much as he enjoys hauling them. Ihbel Ton'es is the first lady to be a regular driver of a school bus in Grand Fgpids school. Mabel is the overseer of Route 4194, which is north and east of town on the other side of the river. She has ex- cellent control over her pupils in the bus, a situation very important in driving a school bus. Mabel has driven for nine years, and is very worthy of our praise as a bus driver. John Scheub, who is driving bus for John Brown, has charge of Route 53, which lies across the river also and includes the territory north and east of town. He is a very sociable fellow, always having a happy and a friendly greeting whenever ho sees you. Fred Whitney is the driver of Route ?l,which includesthe district south and west of town and part of Damascus township. He is a very jolly fellow and, no matter where he may be, he is always joking and tI'Yil'-QQ to make people enjoy life as he sees it. He has driven a bus for eighteen years, and he has proved himself a good and successful driver. Francis Conrad, who drives one of Carl Tonjes's busses has driven bus for nine years. He is a very efficient driver. He drives Route f2, which covers the territory south and east of Grand Rapids on the south and east of Grand Rapids on the south side of the river. Whitney is the driver of Route 7551, which includes thedistrfct south and west of town and part of Damascus township. He is a very Jolly fellow and, no matter where he may be, he is always joking and trying to make people enjoy life as he sees it. He has driven a bus for eighteen years, and he has proved himself a good and successful driver. Kenneth Trumbull, better known as WSpiv', seldom misses a day Of school, and is at work long before we come to school in the morning. It is through his efforts that we have a clean, warm place in which to work all day, and it is he who prevents our having to wade through snow and ice to get into the school building. He has been our care- taker for two years, and we wish him many remaining years of service with us.

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