Lodge Grass High School - Golden Eagle Yearbook (Lodge Grass, MT)

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Mr. and Mrs. Ols Kelson The Lodge Oraae ftohoola Cafeteria, under the able management of Mr taA Mrs. Ole Kelson, Is one of the largest school lunch programs in Big Horn County An average of about 200 students and teaohers are fed each day at the lunch roan, which is located on the second floor of the former Agriculture Building. Mr. and Mrs. Kelson are aided by Mrs. Hlccum and Mrs. Kurz and grade students who receive free lunches for their services. The procedure at lunchtime is thlst everyone gete in line, they are given their lunches, their tickets are punohed, and then they go into the lunch room to eat. One-lunch tickets cost 15 but 20-meal tickets for |5 are available. The government pays for lunohes served to Indian children. Milk is served everyday and usually some vegetables and bread and butter are on the menu. The meals are very delicious. If some students bring in produce, they are paid at market prices and are given lunoh tickets to pay for the food they bring in. Mr. and Mr a Kelson are to bm oaaai ended for the fine work they have done in the cafeteria and for making the lunoh program a success.

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