John T Hoggard High School - Saga Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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Richard Verzaal pays Mrs. Martha Colvin and Mrs. Mary Hess, cashiers, as George Chadwick and Jerry Bland wait their turn. Mr. Norman Johnson, Mrs. Anne Gainey, Mrs. Catherine Conyers, Mrs. Essie Gary, and Mr. Isiah Brown are essential to the smooth running of the cafeteria. Mrs. Sallie Howell, Mrs. Oloa Wolf, Mrs. Pearl Taylor, Mrs. Carolyn Vereen, and Mrs. Mary Mitchell help with the cooking and serving of our meals. Mr. Daniel Duncan, cafeteria manager, operated a concession stand during the National Security Seminar. The cafeteria staff has operated since the first full day of school. They have served hot lunches in two lines and sandwiches and snacks in a cold lunch line. Their many responsibilities include preparing lunch for over a thousand people every day, washing dishes, and keeping the kitchen and cafeteria in the best possible order.

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MAINTENANCE The janitorial staff has kept fresh air flowing through the school in spring and fall and has kept it warm throughout winter. They have swept and scrubbed to keep all windows, floors, and fix- tures as clean as possible. Cleaning the water fountain is one of the numerous jobs Mrs. Lillie Bell performs. Mr. E. C. Bell, custodian, distributing new equipment. is constantly unloading and Mrs. Lois Matthews and Mrs. Dorothy Arthur find keeping our school clean a never-ending job. ELL O y atk 105 BUAT pann cH BLAGH s¢nool 140

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LASSES Sophomores, juniors, seniors— All equal the first day, find distinction as school progresses, each striving to reach his goal. 142