Hamilton Southeastern High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Fishers, IN)

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iw Jane Tuttle-art. William J. VanArsdol-science, agriculture. Howard Vice-graphic arts. ,, 'Q W MX Michael Ward-study hall. Jean H. Whitmoyer-English. Julianna Wiseman, RN.-school nurse. W Jerry D. wngm-P.v.E. ,ein We dx xv YA x. 1 i Cooks. Mildred Wallace, lunch coordinator, Delores Rhoades, Virginia Lake, Irene Bolander, Nilah Wainscott, Esther Elmerick.

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Vicki Pfrimmer--English, French. Pat Pickett-physical education. Sharon Powell--study hall. Mr. John LaGue, head of the industrial arts department, helps a student in his Metals I class. John A. Radel'-SCl6l'lCe. Ffaflk E. Rhea-bUSll i6SS. H gi in Lois Riggs-physical education, health X Steven Sadler-science. Julie Schulz-social sciences. Ruth E. Sproat-home economics.

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Q. cmd ccifeterici workers perform their jobs well rivers, 'C in D .Q s GD C .Q 'o O -0- ID D U The necessary tasks of transport- ing students, supplying school lunches and maintaining the upkeep of the building are often unnoticed. These employees-bus drivers, cooks, and custodians-work con- tinually to 'uphold the facilities at Southeastern. Overseeing the functions of the cafeteria, Mrs. Mildred Wallace, supervisor, plans menus and budg- ets expenditures for the entire school system. Mr. Paul Roderick, head of maintenance, directs the janitorial service throughout the school. Rising early in the morning to warm buses, preparing hot lunches daily and cleaning up after school hours, are the many ways these people share themselves to fill the wide open spaces. Custodians. Irma Rush, Paul Roderick, Ronald Keller f Weff., ,W , A , , ,,.,.MWW A fllfplgmaa Bus drivers. First row: Jack Waterman, Gladys Birch, Judy Duzan, Second row: Roy Woods. Richard Quick, HGHFY W-HHS Bradley Joe Stiles, Mary Jane Wiley, Penny Russell, Peg Sturdevent. Grimes, John Jacobi.