Patrick Henry High School - Patriot Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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Hungry Patriots gobble their long-awaited lunch at mid-day. Healthy appetites are sated with wholesome meals. Mr. Albert C. Holdren, Head Custodian, rearranges plans Mrs. Evielyn Hale reads the to carry out an important job, her day's work. 45 School Staffs Are Kept Busy Night And Day Patrick Henry High School, with its large enrollment, kept the cus- todial staff and cafeteria workers busy. The custodial staff, totaling 14, worked both day and night shifts to keep the grounds and buildings immaculate. The prob- lems of the custodial staff were numerous, and included taking care of the three automatic-feed boilers and cleaning up cigarette butts in the smoking area. There were also many respon- sibilities in the Patrick Henry cafe- teria. Each day the cafeteria force prepared meals in a modern, stain- less steel lab. These meals were distributed not only to hundreds of Patrick Henry students, but also to pupils in nearby elementary schools. Complete meals were packed and shipped in special con- tainers to sixty-five students at Fishburn Park, l2l at Raleigh Court, and I36 at Fairview. The Patrick Henry cafeteria is proud of its part in this Satellite-Feed system, and visitors from various parts of the country come to view this Program and other up-to-date features of the cafeteria. The Pat- rick Henry custodial and cafeteria staffs were busy ones with modern means. orders which she has received concerning

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i i 1 Courtesy: Kathy Thornton ATHLETIC LIFE The Patriot records team ,sports andienthusiastic student and faculty support and participation. The record is truly complete since summer delivery makes possible the inclusion of spring sports, in picture and story.