Iroquois Central High School - Iroquoian Yearbook (Elma, NY)

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AREAS AND This beats “The Ole Swimming Hole.' The Library, Place of all knowledge. 10 Looking down the Main Corridor. Our Cafeteria, “Good Food at Low Prices.'

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Transportation Our bus drivers, safe and dependable, in fair or stormy weather. Mr. Dabb, Supervisor of Trans- portation, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. Scheifla, Mrs. Osta, Mrs. Hauber, Mrs. Blicincistcr, Mrs. Sly, Mr. Arnholt, Mr. Griffiths, Jr., Mr. Dabb. Mr. Bridg- man, Mr. Rutecki, Mr. Blicincistcr, Mr. Spencer, Mr. Sharpe. These drivers were absent: Mr. Berry, Mr. Hudson, Mr. Goehle, Mr. Hockens, Mr. Holman, Mr. Lopcr. Office Our clerical staff, always cheerful and coopera- tive. Mr. Langendorfer, Mrs. VanHooser, Mrs. Maintenance Tyler, Mrs. Robinson. Cafeteria These people keep our school clean, with everything in good working order. Seated: Mr. Max- son, head custodian for the high school, Mrs. Johnson. Mr. Christ- ensen. Standing: Mr. Chimera, supervisor of maintenance. This staff carefully and courteously satisfies our appetites. Miss Tomlinson, dietitian, Mrs. Ful- lington, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Koch, Mrs. Marzolf, Mrs. Tolsma, Mrs. Rutecki. 9

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FACILITIES know they arc attending one of the best of schools. Where the Secretaries of Tomorrow prepare themselves. Looking down the Junior High Wing. The Kitchen in the Home Economics Department, Training Center for Future Homemakers.” One of our Metal Shops. 11 A place of learning.