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Cafeteria and Maintenanee Personnel The cafeteria staff, bus drivers, and custodial stall played a sig¬ nificant part in the cnicient run¬ ning of the scliool. The cafeteria stall prepared the nutritious meals each day. The bus drivers provided transportation to and from school. The custodial staff maintained MSHS in top condi¬ tion for classes and special events. MRS. DORIS CLAWSON Dietician Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Powell, and Mrs. Barton are pre¬ pared for the onslaught of hungry students. Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Hancock keep those rolls coming. Mr. Wymer, Mr. DeFriece, and Mr. Aker, is it really that boring? n III. II :: Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Powell, and Mrs. Killen make rolls for the hungry students. 21
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Supplementary Courses Remedial reading classes make use of their specialized equip¬ ment. Drivers’ Education, an important skill in today’s world, was given by Mr. Crowder, Miss Duncan, Mrs. Loupe, and Mr. Weaver. Special tutoring was insti¬ tuted by Mrs. Currin. Mrs. French aided those who wanted to improve their read¬ ing skills. Johnny Russell and James Corvin benefit from Mrs. Currin ' s tutoring. Coach Weaver prepares to teach Gary Hall and Carl Elledge the fundamentals of driving. 20
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English and Social Studies Alan Linkous, Nancy Parsons, Linda Claw¬ son, and David Killinger arrange a bulletin board for Mrs. Courtney. Ben Franklin electrifies Mrs. Burton ' s Junior English class. The English classes learn grammar skills and study great literature as they learn the importance of our language. In addition, the students learn to exercise their own abilities. Ninth graders prepare book reports as a means of self-expres¬ sion, To develop creativity, tenth graders write compositions on their favorite sub¬ jects. Eleventh graders are introduced to the proper methods of writing research papers. Twelfth graders define and com¬ plete their knowledge of English. 22
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