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Cafeteria Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Esther Hase, Dorothy Vantuyl, Opal Rappard, Rosetta Hodge, Irene Busse, Naomi Porter, Marianne Hadl, Fern Good, Clarie Jennings, Dorothy Rake. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ermine Hines, Agnes Malone, Garnett Knapp, Margaret Cheek, Betty Sale, Judy Hill, Margaret Hardtarfer. Custodial Staff STANDING, left to right: Gladys Shuster, Brack Shuster, Roy Chaney, Don Brink, Howard Kampschroeder, Jim Riepen. BOTTOM ROW: John Young, Albert Matney, Roy Goff, Floyd Heffner.
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ROBERT WRIGHT: English, Sponsor of Hi-Y and English Stu- dent Seminar, AB, MA, KSC, Fort Hays. MELVIN WYLER: English, Sponsor of Debate, AB, Univ. of the South, Tenn. DOROTHY MARTIN: Secretary to Mr. Kahler. BLANCHE PHILLIPS: Attendance Secretary. BETTY SMITH: Secretary. JEANNE DICKER: School Nurse. Cafeteria MARY LOU HILL Supervisor of School Cafeterias Meals served in the cafeteria for approximately 1300 students are planned a month to six weeks in advance. Each day students have a choice between two meals which meet the government's type A qualifications. Frequency of a meal depends upon the pop- ularity among students. By seven o'clock in the morning, the cooks can usually be found working toward the preparation of lunch. All rolls and buns are baked in the cafeteria kitchen, using massive amounts of flour and other ingredients. As much as 165 pounds of ground beef, 250 pounds of potatoes, 120 eggs for buns, and 51 gallons of fruit are involved in producing a day's meal. ED MUMFORD: Head Custodian Custodians Keeping the building and grounds in good repair and clean in appearance is the general duty of the custodians. Each custodian has a certain section of the building and grounds for which he is responsible. Only after students have been dis- missed at 3:12 may the custodians begin their cleaning tasks in the classrooms. Also, each vacation for students is spent by the custodians in reshining the building. Few people real- ize that custodians work in shifts and that there is ALWAYS a custodian in the building. 14
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