Hillsdale High School - Echo Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

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Many People Help in Cafeteria Preparing tasty and nutritious lunches for the students was the daily taks of the cooks, Mrs. Forest Rush, Mrs. Mary Rowland, and Mrs. Wilma Shenberger. In addition to the excellent food, they always had cheerful smiles and words for the students. Ethel Harbolt and Marilyn Krebs assisted in the cafeteria by performing that very important task of col- lecting the lunch money as the students went through the line. Thirteen students worked throughout the year as cafeteria helpers. They helped the cooks in many ways. One job they faced every day was doing the dishes after '-P the students had all been served. X S-9 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Helen Shanley, Joyce Brown, Frances Howman, Pam Bevington, Ethel I-Iarbolt,Mar ilyn Krebs, Charles Rose. SECOND ROW: Joyce Whittaker, Alice Martin, Janice Heiks, Eugene Smith, Jim Sanders, Dale Garn.

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Employees Help School Function l s -asfx 'll Safety was always the watchword for these bus drivers who transported the elementary and the high school students of our district. They combined firm but fair discipline with their driving skill to insure all safe and pleasant trips to and from school. Drivers were--FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Don Myers, Michael Vincek, Cloyd Ewing, Vic Kahl. SEC- OND ROW: Paul Helbert, Miriam Smith, Clarence Baker, Olus Cripe, Don Price, Clarence Briggs, Bill Helbert, Dorothy Miller, Russell Schwan, Mike Bauer. Dale Smith, head custodian, needed great pa tience and unlimited know-how to accomplish the wide . -. variety of important duties connected with his job. His pleasant smile and cheerful greetings for the students did as much toward boosting student morale as did the fine care he gave our building. RIGHT - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Briggs took up their custodial duties after school was dismissed each day. Their many hours of work each evening kept the building in fine condition and helped the students take pride in Hillsdale High. ll8