Jenkins High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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KEEPING THE CAMPUS TIDY Custodians Did you ever notice how clean our campus was? To get away from the dullness of school, some students imagined that our school was a beach and that the classes were just places to stop and get out of the sun. If this was true, then the custodians must have been the beach combers working hard to keep the shores as clean as possible. But our beach combers went far beyond the call of duty. They not only cleaned up our campus they also were the first to arrive at school and the last to leave so they could prepare the school for the next day. They also were here to open the school for meetings and sports events. Mr. Willie Bines was head custodian, and led the others in a struggle to keep our campus tidy. Brandt Haney 7 6 4. Keeping the loggia tidy, Mr. Willie Bynes buffs the floor of scuff marks from Reeboks to Silver and Cold flats. 5. Keeping a clean slate, Mr. W. Bynes tidies up the hallway. 6. Working during classes, Ms. Gladys Moore sweeps the hall. 7. Sweeping with a ding, Ms. Queen Emerson cleans the loggia. 8. Keeping the campus tidy, Ms. Louise Riggins sweeps the hall. CUSTODIAN 19

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JENKINS CAFE Cafeteria It started with a ripple of a few students entering in the cafeteria, but the ripple was followed by a tidal wave of students flooding the cafeteria. The larger students over- powered the smaller ones in order to get a seat and a spot in front of the lunch line. The school cafe was like a hot spot on the beach. Everyone went there to let their emotion hang out. This often ended up with people throwing food or pulling practical jokes. The More stable students, who were used to the wild cafeteria antics, sat in areas less likely to be soaked by flying food. While people went wild in the eating area, Mrs. Dorathy Kaigler and the lunchroom staff worked frantically to serve all the students with nutricious food. Some students rushed to be first to receive their lunches, while many waited patiently in line, only to find the food to sometimes be a bit radical. Brandt Haney 7. Ordering food for 700 lunches takes hours out of Mrs. Dorothy Kaigler's day. 2. Tearing lettuce for a taco salad, is Mrs. Elmira Gordon. 3. Putting on the finishing touches, Mrs. Johnnie M. Taylor completes the sack lunches for today. 1 3 18 CAFETERIA

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A SUPER MAN FOR A SUPER JOB Superintendant On the high seas there are many ups and downs, just as there are when working with the school system. There are pleasing times and there are hard times when everyone is struggling with Board Policies. The school board tried to please everyone, but that is just an impossible task. The Board consisted of Dr. Ronald Ether- idge as Superintendent, and Dr. Martha Fay as the new School Board President. The board did its best to please everyone. Even through the ups and downs, the board did what was best for the school system. Brandt Haney 7. Superintendent Ronald Etheridge. 2. Superintendent, Ronald Etheridge en- joys entertainment during an annual musical. 3. Campaigning for school board pres., Mrs. Martha Faye has a friendly chat with a concerned parent. 3 20 ADMINISTRATION