Lovington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Lovington, IL)

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---And Taystee Bread is Served ... TAYSTEE “BAKED WHILE YOU SLEEP“ 800 North Morgan Street Decatur 26, Illinois This year the cafeteria wears a “new look.“ The dining area now includes the former sewing room of the Home Ec. department. The kitchen has also been remodeled and enlarged . Our lunch program was given recognition in a letter of commendation from the director of lunch programs for the state of Illinois. The letter mentioned in particular, the adequate nutritionally balanced lunches at a moderate price under pleasant surroundings. Cooki MRS. VIVIAN DICKSON Lunchroom Supervisor Mrs. Dixon has been with us for 6 years. MRS. GLADYS SIMPSON CititoduifU MR. LONNIE GRAVE NS MR. DAVE BROWN Head Custodian Mr. Brown has served at the school since 1939.

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MRS. ELLEN THOMAS Girls P. E. and English B. S. in Ed. Illinois State Normal University University of Illinois MR. MAURICE THOMAS Agriculture and Biology B.S. University of Illinois M. Ed. University of Illinois MR. ROBERT WILLIAMS Art and Industrial Arts B. S. Eastern Illinois University

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 BUS DRIVERS--Emmett Burcham, Robert Williams, Roy Smith. Dave Brown , William Foley. The Lovington Board of Education contracts all pupil transportation services with Williams and Foley who keep all the operational units in safe good conditions at all times. This school transportation plan co-ordinates the school supervision, driving personnel, mechanics, and general maintenance and repair more efficiently and for lower cost than the average small school district would possible otherwise experience. FIRESTONE TIRES DEL CO BATTERIES T V SALES AND SERVICE PHONE Tr 3-4787 LOVINGTON, ILLINOIS Our school district 303 comprises 65 square miles and students living over 1 1 2 miles are furnished bus transportation. A total of 219 pupils ride the bus; 108 go to the elementary school; 20 to Lake City, and 91 to the Junior Senior High. To care for these students the five 46 passenger buses drive 252 miles a day. Forty miles are on the highway while 212 are oiled or graveled roads. The state pays about one third of the transportation expenses. WILLIAMS TRACTOR SERVICE Leonard Williams William Foley