Lake Hamilton High School - Wolf Howl Yearbook (Pearcy, AR)

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Rain, Shine, Sleet, or Snow, Hauling Kids, To and Fro. Lake Hamilton goes to all extremes to bring it ' s children to school. The buses cover over one thousand miles a day in thirty-one routes with three double runs. They transport approximately 2,800 students and make around 800-900 stops per day. The twenty-eight drivers, twenty-one of which are teachers, must have an Arkansas Drivers License and a physical examination on file each year. They must also take a test every two years to receive a Bus Driving Permit, before becoming a certified driver. l-Jr. Hi h teacher drivers are from top to bottom: Larry Anderson, Charles Utt, Donnie Watts, Dan Stacy, Dickie Thomason. Randy Harris, Cheryl HoUingshead, Steve Daven- port, Butch Jones, John Messer, Joe Grim- mett, Billy Chesshir, and Scott Henderson. S-High School teacher drivers are Jerry Allen, Mark Smith, Richard Gray, Julie Hartsfield, Bill Akins, Joe Johnson, and Eldon Weather- ford. 3-Alan Hurst. Vernon Wright, Mearl McCol- len, Leroy Verrett, W. A. Billy McLean, Duane White, Lois White. Bus Drivers 99

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Fix or Repair Daily 99 l-Carl Chote 2-Larry Clark 3-Darrell Oattis 4-Calvin Oossage 5-Alen Hurst 6-Bud Kelley 7-Jerry Ketchum 8-Willis Loper 9-Bob Parker 10-Gary Truelove 11 -Dale Turner 98 Maintenance

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Pat Ward, the Lake Hamilton Schools food director, keeps herself very busy. She plans out the week ' s meals to include the four food groups for three different cafeterias. She makes sure that things run smoothly in all the cafeterias, and she fills in when help is needed. All together, there are twenty- two ladies who work together to provide a nutritious hot meal to bring students and teachers back to life after treacherous morning classes. They do a good job! Oft ' times, their special talents are overlooked or not fully appreciated. In fact, they spend a seven hour work day preparing food and cleaning up the huge mess made every day by the hungry hoards. That ' s a hard job! What would we be without them? . . . Starving children with tummies growling — . l-Pat Ward takes a well deserved break. 2-Jackie Piwinski; Pauline Berry; Pat Qatti; Louise Summers; Manager; Marlene Albright; Bonnie Hinseo. 3-Raymond Sheets and Bobby Kirkpatrick hold an interesting discussion about the day ' s meal. 100 Cafeteria