PTSA'Boosters'Cafeteria'Custodians rganizations benefit Marshall with service Q , , U PTSA ' .Boosters ' Cafeteria ' Custodians The Parent Teacher Student Association was a highly active organization involved in many activi- ties at Marshall. They were invaluable members to the Marshall community and we could not operate without their vital functions, praised Vice Principal Judy Lachenmeier. Headed by President Lena Bonaduce, the PTSA published a monthly newsletter, operated the snack bar at football games, assisted at the Red Cross Blood Drive, and tutored math students. One of the most important goals of the group was raising money for the PTSA scholarship fund. Carol Johnson, vice president, expressed the overall senti- ments of the members in saying, Belonging to the PTSA meant being involved with the school and its many activities, and this was a rewarding exper- ience. A newly formed and very involved parents' group was the Marshall Boosters. This was a new organiza- tion that grew from the former Dad's Club. lt was also formed in response to requests for a parents' club that included both boys' and girls' athletics. John Gernhardt, vice principal and Boosters orga- nizer, explained, This group allows a form of sup- portive action for mothers as well as fathers. Everyday, the cafeteria staff provided meals for hundreds of students. The food ranged from the popular salad bar to ala carte and plate lunches. The kids are eating plate lunches more than snacks as they become more conscious of money value, expressed Head Cook Margaret Seid. Another group that provided essential services every day were the hard-working custodians, who spent many hours after school readying classrooms for the next day. We also keep the school grounds clean and maintain the lawns, remarked Curtis Cato. All four of these groups were an integral part of Marshall and provided spirit, services, and activities that benefited both students and staff alike. CAFETERIA STAFF - FRONT ROW: Janet Gefre, Evelyn Nel- son, JoAnne Camara, Margaret Seid. BACK ROW: Betty Dressler, Patricia Johnson, Edith Porter, Rosemary Peterson, Lola Hancock. CHEERFULLY CONDUCTING business over the telephone is head custodian Tom Mitunewicz. Being in charge of the custodi- an crew involved many responsibilities.
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