Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

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Wesley Derey, Steve Neighbors, Pat McNeil, Jack Rector, David Crovigh. STAGE CREW JANITORS Mr. Dillingham and Mr. McKinney Through the years the excellent care of the grounds and building has been the work of the custodial staff. No job is too small if it improves the condition of the school. Besides the usual tasks of cleaning the floors and refinishir the gym floor at alternate periods during the year, they also give the building a complete cleaning during the summer and Christmas holidays. Marion is indeed fortunate to have its building entrusted to such a capable staff.

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CAFETERIA STAFF The kids are coming, get the lunches ready ! These are the words spoken by our competent lunchroom staff as the students begin coming to lunch. Each day these women prepare and serve Marion High School students a well-balanced, noxirishing meal under the direction of Mrs. Hensley, the dietitian. The lunchroom staff also gives of its time and energy to help with various banquets and suppers sponsored by school or- ganizations. CXir dietitian, Mrs. Shirley Hensley Mrs. Christine Beatty, Mrs. Georgia Autry, Mrs. Bell McGee, Mrs. Martha Barnes, Mrs. Mable Conley. 18

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Students use library facilities for studying. Miss Glenn is always willing to assist students. Library Assistants School work and a good library go hand in hand in developing a student ' s knowledge. Both the li- brarians and the Library Club work hard aiding stu- dents in checking out books. The Marion High School library is of in- valuable assistance to students doing research. With the aid of READER ' S GUIDE, the reference book, and magazines, students secure up-to-date articles on their research topic. After viewing the varied selection of book and reference materials, one begins organizing and writing his report. With the addition of new books, the student body is offered an even greater source of knowledge. The library is a source for research material. 20