New Washington High School - Highwayman Yearbook (New Washington, IN)

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.. w mxsmgggm'wgmgagmhmamlgwnmtiwaggni ,3 IQ . ..- V . .. RMug-fmmwaz 59g: 4223;1va $.37:- nag: '11::va u 521: 3 ', M- -- ,th --r M - ESSENTIAL T0 NWHS Our 7 cooks work hard each day preparing food for approxi- mately 600 students. This year a survey was taken to ask the students in what areas they thought the lunches could be improved. One of the prominent . answers was to have a more var- , icd menu. So now we are enjoy- ing a much larger menu plus x our delicious salad bar. The cooks not only prepared everyday lunches but were also at hand whenever needed to . prepare meals for such events as the F.F.A. Banquet. First Row: Lula Johnson, Norma Graebe, Freda York, Leona Holder, Jean Vest Second Row: Dorothy Watkins, Lois Helton ICLLO

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N 0N -T EACHIN G EMPLOYEES Our school secretary is Ruth Bowman. Ruth keeps the office running smoothly by checking attendance, ordering supplies that teachers need, answering the telephone, and a multitude of miscellaneous jobs. Jeanie Deaton, our treasurer, has the task of keeping the school funds and the books balanced. She takes care of the money from all sources and is in charge of the bookstore. Margaret and Melody assist the teachers by helping individ- ual students, grading papers, tending the book store, and Mrs. Bare oversees all the study halls. Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Rhoten, our nurses, take care of the injures, and the ill. They conducted several screening tests in- cluding hearing and sight. They were also on hand to help at the Red Cross blood bank program held in the gym. Loretta Rhoten Nora Cole Jeanie Deaton and Ruth Bowman Margaret Graebe, Melody Weston and Sue Bare

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A CLEAN S WEEP Our janitors could very well be considered the behind- the-scene people that keep our school intact. Pat, Purple, and Jean do a tremendous job of keeping our school clean and neat. Not only do they have to clean up the classrooms but they are also expected to tend to student pranks such as: burning trash cans and pudding bombs! Our 14 bus drivers transport the students to and from the school building day in and day out. One might think a job like that would become boring, but ask any one of the drivers and they will tell you otherwise. A bus driverlsjob doesnit stop at driving, there is janito- rial work included also. After a long day of spitballs and paperwads a bus driver has a big clean-up to do. But they donit complain, and they always have the buses spick-and- span for a new day of harendous students.