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

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Behind The Scenes Cooks And Custodians Maintain High School An important part of MHS often unseen by the students was the cafeteria staff. These women worked together to plan and prepare nutritious meals for the rest of the school. Working in the cafeteria under the supervision of Mrs. Lucile Caughron were Mrs. Helen Axelton, head cook and serverg Mrs. Sophia Rosell, assistant cook and serverg Mrs. Nila Hines, head bakerg Mrs. Bernice Brooks assistant cashierg Mrs. Edythe Porter, saladsg Mrs. Helen Sweeny, assistant saladsg Mrs. Clara Coffman vegetables and serverg Mrs. Marie Pottenger, dish- 1 J rooing Mrs. Pearl Johnson, dishroom supervisorg Mrs. Lucy Cathcart, bookkeeperg Mrs. Irene Feuer- bacher, cashier and Mrs. Marlene Brooks, server. Keeping the floors clean, restrooms neat and black- boards free of chalk were the custodians. Filling out these tasks were Mr. Ernest Vincent, head custodiang Mr. Carl Eppler, Mr. Tom Johnston, Mrs. Alberta X Smith, Mr. Lyle O'Neil, night watchman and cus- todiang and Mr. Butch Dettmer, cafeteria custodian. CUSTODIANS-Mrs. Alberta Smith, Mr. Ernest Vincent, Mr. Carl Eppler, Mr. Butch Deltmer. Mr. Lyle 0'Ncil, Mr. Tom Johnston. COOKS-First Row-Mrs. Lucy Cathcart, Mrs. Edythe Porter, Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy Peterson, Mrs. Sophia Rosell, Mrs. Bernice Brooks, Helen Sweeny, Marie Pottenger. Second Row-Mrs. Lucille Caugh- Mrs. Clara Coffman, Mr. Butch Dettmer. ron, Mrs. Nila Hines, Mrs. Pearl johnson, Mrs. Irene Feuerbacher, 23

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Miss Barbara Kammerlohr--BS, Kansas State Teachers College-Emporiag Library Interest Club Miss Martha Stucky-AB, Bethel Collegeg MA, Denver Universityg Library Interest Club George Troutfetter finds a book for recreational reading and checks it out from Miss Stucky, head librarian. Studious Atmosphere New Addition Enlarges And Improves Library During the summer months, the library expande with the result of more books, more magazines an more study places. Returning students were co - fronted with a window rather than the usual doo . Once inside, the check out desk had been moved from its usual position. Individual carrells had been installed for private study. There were now more bookshelves in new places. With the expansion, Manhattan high was able to buy more books and increase magazine subscriptions. More wishes of the student could be fulfilled. The reference work area was enlarged and made more convenient. Magazines, reference materials and en- cyclopedias were all placed in that one area. Miss Martha Stucky, librarian, and Miss Barbara Kammerlohr, assistant librarian, were always at hand to help students find the book or' reference they desired. Assisting them were student librarians. Also to help the student, lists of books pertaining to cer- tain subjects were given to individual teachers. With these people and information to rely on, the library furnished an adequate place for MHS students to widen their knowledge, look for adventure, or catch up on current happenings. Students take advantage of the expanded facilities in the and increased floor space are included in the new fea- new addition of the library which opened this Septem- tures. ber. Individual study alcoves, additional book stacks, 25