Lakeview High School - La Chatte Yearbook (Lakeview, MI)

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Cleaners, Care¬ ful Drivers Not much recognition is given to the members of our school system who keep it safe, and clean. Always ready to give us their serv¬ ices and help, these people make school life as com¬ fortable, for us, as they can. Left to right: Mr. Jarvis Ward, Mr. Don Jensen, Mrs. Evelyn Nicholson, Mr. Bill Nicholson, and Mr. Ray Flynn. Bus Fleet Travels Many Miles The Transportation system is charged with the responsi¬ bility for safely getting to school each day nearly 1300 students. To do this twenty- one regular routes are run each day plus five at noon for kindergarten. For this year the buses traveled 204,812 miles of which 12,247 miles were traveled for various activities. They used 41,555 gallons of gas which makes an average of 4.9 miles per gallon. BACK ROW: Mr. B. W. Damschroder, Mr. Keith Laper, Mr. Ervin Beardslee, Mr. Cliff Kill, Mr. Clarence Foss, Mr. Don Foss, Mr. Myron Dishong, Mr. Jack Ormond, Mr. Gary Mitchell, Mr. F. R. Ferris, and Mr. Miner Kohler. FRONT ROW: Mr. Bob Van Ocker, Mr. Clarence Yankee, Mr. Bernard Robin¬ son, Mr. Fred Smith, Mr. Laurel Keyt, and Mr. Frank Seely. 21

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Mrs. Irene Russell Special Education Mrs. Betty Jo Sarchet First Grade Mrs. Lillie Stamm Third Grade Mrs. Diane Westfall Fifth Grade Special Ed Class Play ' in hookey? The First to Guide Us Just as important in our memory and - certainly the first to make an impression on us were these teachers from elementary days. Besides buckling our boots and but¬ toning our jackets, they gave us the first incentive to improve our minds and to fur¬ ther our education. iii

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The cafeteria is a very important part of the total school program. An average of about 550 students are served daily at Lakeview and another 175 are served daily at Trufant and Coral. The students are charged $1.25 for five meal tickets or thirty cents a meal. The total receipts for the sale of lunches is well over $30,000 per year. Tribute to a Familiar Person This year the La Chatte Staff chose to dedicate the yearbook to Mrs. Gladys Kempton. She has lived in this community for 45 years, taught school at Halls Cor¬ ners for 3 1 2 years, and has worked in our school cafeteria for the past 17 years. In honor of her service and retirement, this year, we dedicate to her this book, filled with the students who have thrived under her warm smile and pleasant personality. Left to right: Mrs. Florence Matson, Mrs. Gladys Kempton, Mr. Roy Shipman, Mrs. Effie Raglin, and Mrs. Bert Reil. Mrs. Gladys Kempton ■mt