Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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,rs .. ..,,M,Qig, 1, I ,W ...F Wm.. . in This picture shows a typical lunch period in the Senior High cafeteria. Of approximately 1,400 students enrolled in Senior High school, an average of 900 eat in the cafeteria at noon on .school days. They report to the cafeteria in three different periods, and are served at the rate of 14 per minute. Food is also pre- pared for and taken to two elementary schools. Kenneth Brown, faclc Iohns, Dewey Davis, and Donnie Dean, the lroys in the picture to the right, are the capahle cashiers for the high school cafeteria. In a short training period each gained calualrle experience in oarious junior high cafeterias. They alternate at the two cashiers during the three lunch periods. 12

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The Senior High cafeteria is smoothly run under the watchful eye of the manager of the L. H. S. cafeteria, Miss Helen Priebe. She is college-trained in the field of institutional man- agement. Miss Priebe's efficiency and pleasant attitude enable her, with the assistance of ten helpers, to carry out the various duties that go with her particular job. A new feature of L. H. S. and one of which the entire student body and faculty is proud is the large, well-equipped, completely modern, cafeteria and master kitchen. The students enjoy not only the lunches that are seroed here but also the guidance parties that are held in the cafeteria. Mrs. Dora Nell Carroll is the director of all cafeterias in the Lubbock public schools. The mural pictured at the far end of the cafeteria was presented to the school bu the senior class of 1949. W.. MQ? an . A '-i.

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