Kellam High School - Challenger Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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fo AQ '1l6 5- .. A familiar scum: around Kellum reveals these busy ladies preparing lunches. ' - 5 'I ' - ' 'dx' '7- 5'-an in 119. ' 0 Mrs. Simpson 1-1? i'Tomorrow, it's their turn! 5 hu X -' 4 i ,As 1 F' -4 One of Mrs. Simpsons many tasks is preparing weekly menus Q 4 1

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' TTY X sh-4 M- Cwgam-S EW- hm in Ngtina l First table L-R: Esther Smith, Alici Trotman. Oberta Iergeson, Carrie Fields, Sarah Lee, Elsie Bumham, Margaret Melton, Eleanor Simpson. Second table L-R: Ruth Gray, Doris McClain, Marie Bonny, Marie Grubbs, Nola Smith, Lilly Iames, Velma Gregory, Melva Riggs. Cafeteria Strives For Service To Facult And Students Kellams cafeteria staff under the direction of Mrs. Eleanor Simpson. the school's dietician. daily prepares approximately 771 mid-day meals for students and faculty members. The cafeteria staff also operates a snack line during the mid-day meal where busy students can grab a quick, but nutritious. bite to eat. The snack line has been in operation for two years. However. a before-school snack line. which existed last year, no longer is offered. In addition to preparing food for the mid-day meal, this group of women also prepares food for special occasions. This year they prepared food for the Kelly Awards banquet, the foreign lan- guage department's International Tea, the National Honor Society's tapping ceremonies. and for the school evaluators during the week they were here in December. 80 Q E TQ, ..,. 4, V I 5 N T T T ' .f Y' .1 .1 -f ' -'fx - U in I U ,A VK-- illf , it lt l K A at lv i g lx Melva Riggs and Nola Smith make those dee-ee-li-cious rolls our cafeteria is famous for. Y I 1 , i

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Clean Halls, Mowed Lawns, Trimmed Bushes, Fixed Lockers - A Day's Work sa' Mr. Marvin Flora 82 4 Q it Cleaning door windows is a never-ending chore for Shirley Phillips. Keeping Kellam clean is one of the main duties of the custodial staff. Many times a day the cleaning ladies, Mrs. Minnie McCoy and Mrs. Shirley Phillips, are seen by Kellam students and teachers in the halls with cleaning cloths, brooms, and supplies fulfilling their duties. Mr. Martin W. Flora and his staff, which also includes Mr. William Davis and Mr. Iunious Archer, also keep the lawns mowed and the bushes pruned and trimmed, refuel the buses, sweep the halls, do minor repairs such as unjamming lockers for students, replacing broken windows, and burned- out lights, and many other things which make Kellam a more pleasant, efficient, and effective place for teachers and students to work in. At 3:29 in the afternnon as Kellam students are calling it a day, the custodial staff has hardly begun theirs, for now they must clean and prepare the school for the students' arrival the next day. Often this means staying late at night to clean and lock up after concerts or plays.