John Marshall High School - Lex Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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A FAMILIAR PACE at Marshall belongs to Edith Por- ter who supplies cookies, ice cream and other treats. CUSTODIANS: Curtis Kalo, Richard Carlson, Mike Krause, Les Rudarmel, Daphne Bartholomew, Tom Mi- tuniewicz, John McGraw and Roger Hastings. CAFETERIA: Rosemary Peterson, Jan Gefre, Joanne Camara, Pat Johnson, Betty Dressler, Lola Hancock, Margaret Seid, Margaret Moyle and Evelyn Nelson. Two important groups of staff members were the custodians and the cafeteria workers. A custodian's work often went unno- ticed, but a high rate of vandalism made custodians invaluable to Marshall High. Whether it was mopping the floors or replacing broken windows, they were always on the go, keeping Marshall looking at its best. One of the problems that arose were the hacky-sacks. This was exciting entertainment for the students but the custodians opinions were not the same. It caused approxi- mately SIOO worth of damage throughout the year. Sure it's all right if they want to play, but just keep them out of the halls, commented Tom Mi- tuowiez, custodian. Spending every morning preparing food for the ever so hungry students at Marshall High was the cafeteria staff. Starting at 8 a.m. the 11 members worked together in preparation of hot, hearty meals. In addition, the cafeteria staff contributed to Marshall's energy saving goals by serving only cold lunches on Mondays instead of hot. Students selected their meals from sandwiches and the salad bar. Although not all students appreciate the work of the cafeteria staff, I'm sure everyone would miss them if they weren't here, commented Sophomore Shelley Cummins. Custodians PTSA X Cafeteria X Custodians ' 133 Cafeteria stuff provide services

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