Park Forest Middle School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (State College, PA)

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Main Office Staff Our school secretaries filled a very important role in the school. They typed, filed, took care of the absentee reports, answered the phone, and made passes for students who arrived Sf' QT. s:3.1sa3. Y' s 5 late. Along with these tasks, the secretaries held the privilege of representing our school to the public. They were the first per- sons a visitor spoke with in the building. ' f Q 354 figs? 'CW' f 'f gg st , .g Q A Q . 4 J- Office Aides? iMrs. Lathrop, L. Myers, T. Holmes, l. Brown, P. Kennedy, M. Carruba, L. Brugell 3 Mrs. Guyette edited the parent newsletter and supervised the tutors and custodial corps. Mrs. Labenski, the nurse, manned the first aid station and gave re- quired physical tests. s Katy' He passed! lMrs. Labenski, C. Stinei lt's easier when you don't look. lMrs. Hwhat Comes after fy? tj, Albrightj Lathropi u Q 'N ,J-f You forgot your grade cards? lMrs. Gatesi We'Il sign you right up! lMrs. Guyette, L. Melander, D. Queeneyi

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Custodians And Cafeteria Aides This year many students be- lieved that Park Forest was kept clean and in good repair by magical genies who appeared during the night. And, in part, that may have been true, be- cause most of our genies worked the 3-9:30 p.m. shift. The custodians prepared the building for dances and Fun Night, cleaned the classrooms, swept the floors, removed tons of gum from furniture and wa- ter fountains, 'emptied the bas- 4' kets, and washed the black- boards. And these were only their lighter tasks. The lunchroom aides arrived early each morning to set about the preparation of meals for the cafeteria. Their chores in- cluded receiving food deliv- eries, washing the trays and other kitchen items, preparing recipes that called for huge quantities of ingredients, bak- ing ahead for future meals, serving the meals to picky eat- ers, and cleaning up after each lunch session. And all of this was carried out with smiles and lots of crazy jokes. The people who work as custo- dians and lunchfaides don't of- ten receive plaudits for their work, but without them Park Forest could not survive for long. V:.k K .T K .3 . ff efigtttl- 1- if ' ffsf .-,S,,,,,, 1 tttt 5 ' f , V -1 T ' f i . vts at Y T' , .t M Q A . ii' Y 3 4 'illig 'Yxfr T K . 5 T . fi -.f i'N5-55 . W S ,. . ..i r .51 l if . , . , 1 a -'-f- '- ' 'Vi The MlxMaster Machine KK. Blarrl Seated. P. King, P. Imler, K. Blair, N. Ralston. Row 2. L. Wise- man, M. Kalahan, M. Daniels, C. Heverly, A. Gibson, C. Care- los, 1. Robb, S. Young. . a-'.i. V if tt. K... . t g Q 1 1 C i ,xii rrs if gg f K I C Collecting the Dishes IP. Imler, E. Beckl Chief Custodians U. Weber, D. Reploglel R3Ckl 'S 'Em UP ll- Wiseman