Hilmar High School - Waukeen Yearbook (Hilmar, CA)

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WW W SCHOOL HELP When school days are remembered and difcussed, there are many people and things in addition tostedchirs Hand coursed which we will think about. Some of the other people who are so necessaqy to mgke the school day a success are almost taken for granted. A good example of this is our nQueen of the Kitchenu, Mrs. Zehrung, who for twelve years has faithfully prepared mouth-watering dishes for class after class of hungry students. Although at times her work seems unepprecieted, we often esk ourselves, What would we do without her? Of our many helpers, none is more appreciated by the students then Mrs. Wright. we have smiled with pride many times when our classroom reports nge over bign, end then we remember that Mrs. Wright was the one who said we could find our material on that second shelf, book number 810. Yes, we thank you again, Mrs. Wright, for your unselfish desire to give assistance where it is most needed. Not to exclude the masculine help, we bestow our appre- ciation on Earl Felke, known to everyone as Shorty . Durixg his twenty-one years at Hilmar High School, he hed done much that we do not realize to make this e beautiful end comfort- able school in which to spend our four years. Listed with Shorty es essential members of the school force ere the four bus drivers, Wendell Anderson, Dale Page, Gerald Lundell, and Lou Fleshman, withbut-whblo services transportation would certainly be e problem. Ukftims re- strictions heve raised countless problems for these drivers and the boys who keep the buses in condition, but ell such difficulties have been ironed out setisfcctoryily to nKeep 'em running.

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