Manhattan High School - Blue M Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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THANKSGIVING DINNER of turkey and dressing with all the trimmings is being prepared by the busy Manhattan High cafeteria staff. Cooks: Mrs. Clara Coffman, Mrs. Helen Axelton, Mrs. Pearl johnson, Mrs. Sophia Rosell, Mrs. Irene Feu- erbacher, Mrs. Lucile Caughron, Mrs. Lela Kalous, Mrs. Nila Hines, Mrs. Iva Webster, Mrs. Laura Robinson, Mrs. Bernice Brooks, and Mrs. Ielean Ewing. Cooks, Custodlu Under the supervision of Mr. Ernest Vincent, Head Custodiang Mr. Carl Eppler, Mr. Tom Johnston, and Mrs. Alberta Smith were responsi- ble for the cleaning of their own sections of the building. Mr. Alfred Dettmer specialized in the cleaning of the cafeteria and worked with the cooks to keep the kitchen immaculate. Night watchman for the school was Mr. Lyle O'Neill. Six hundred Manhattan High School students and faculty members ate lunches which were pre- l'lS Maintain School pared this year by the cafeteria staff under the direction of Mrs. Lucile Caughron. Head cook was Mrs. Helen Axeltong assistant head cook, Mrs. Sophie Rosellg baker, Mrs. Nila Hinesg salads, Mrs. Iva Websterg assistant for salads, Mrs. lelean Ewing, and vegetables, Mrs. Clara Coffman. Mrs. Laura Robinson supervised the cleaning of pots and pansg dishwashing was managed by Mrs. Pearl Johnson and Mrs. Irene Feuerbacher. Mrs. Lela Kalous and Mrs. Bernice Brooks were cashiers. MHS BEAUTY is preserved by Mr. Carl Eppler, Mrs. Alberta Smith, Mr. Tom Johnston, Mr. Alfred Dettmer, and Mr. Ernest Vincent.

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Secretaries Perform Office Duties TYPING ANNOUNCEMENTS, secretary Miss Barbara Ann Murphy pauses in the midst of a busy day as one of the office secretaries. SECRETARY MRS. PAT ROWLAND'S attention is di- verted from her job of sending messages to MHS parents. MRS. ADELAIDE DIETRICH answers the telephone calls and continues with her duties as secretary to the counselors and administrative assistant. 'L' i A' f ' 71 1 rK R' W:2v'4'WH?'1i.Zf.. Beginning her first job after completing busi- ness school in Salina was Barbara Murphy, front office secretary. Her duties included taking care of all bookkeeping, recording all absences, prepar- ing announcements, typing, filing, and other er- rands. After Pat Rowland resigned, Miss Murphy took her place second semester. Secretary for the counseling office was Adelaide Dietrich. Her main duty was serving as secretary to the assistant principal, the counselors, and the nurses. She helped all counselors with organiza- tions which they sponsored, made some appoint- ments with them for students, and took care of their errands. Mrs. Dietrich is a former graduate of Manhattan High. Head secretary in the front office was Barbara jenkins, this is only her second year at MHS. Her main responsibilities entailed keeping up with Mr. Bishop's correspondence, aiding him with his appointment calendar, answering all incoming calls for Manhattan High, helping with absences and tardy slips and reading announcements. distributed by Mrs. Barbara Jenkins. ri 5kil3!Q5iB4l?1329'uiilM!il'5Psl MESSAGES TO TEACHERS are being

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