Randallstown High School - Horizon Yearbook (Randallstown, MD)

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After a tiring morning, students gorge them- selves in the cafeteria to maintain their strength for the afternoon ahead. .mr- 'S-. if-A fl .. ll i One of the many friendly cafeteria workers prepares chocolate milk for the hundreds of RHS students who will visit the cafeteria dur- ing the day. inn Taking a break, chief custodian Hubert Evans poses in the cafeteria. Faculty! 123

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Sheila Bonnell: geometry, college algebra, Math 11. Rosalie Bulkley: education for responsible parent hood, human development, Clothing I- II, Clothing I. Alta Campbell: English 10, yearbook. David Carey: Social Studies 10, 11. Mark Carroll: Social Studies 11. Richard Carson: ecology, senior high school science. Wanda Carter: business math, introduction to business typing, personal use typing. Julianne Cordaro: English 12. Nancy Cox: English 11, 12. Laura Cross: principal's secretary. Pam Dean: office aide. Florence Deitz: independent living, foods. Jimmie Dillon: chairman, Social Studies 11, 12, behavior, diversified occupation. Luvenia Draine: chairman, LLD. 122fBulkley-Draine . -, ,. J Q .5 t . ' ' x ff 3 , 1 E, . A 35' 2 fb . 'usb .l ..,.2:s .v..y,,g,., .,I?i.,g .sg :S :i'x::24i2sq:-:-:f:-r:-.ww ' nil ro fs e :: : ifir p,. ., . ry . . i ,ff A Unsung heroes: custodians and cafeteria Workers ustodians and cafeteria work- ers: they're an invaluable part of Randallstown's staff, without them, RHS couldn't function. Led by Hubert Evans, the custo- dians braved icy weather to salt the sidewalks. They cleaned the cafeteria after a food fight. Their job isn't easy. Custodian George Watford once had to handle a water main break. The cafeteria workers dependably serve over 1700 students each day. This monumental task includes making tuna sandwiches, pizza and fries. So next time you're safely walking down a once icy sidewalk, or the next time you take a bite of your taco, remember this tribute to Randall- stown s unsung heroes Thank you dear Dorothy Schwartz always has a kind word for her customers ,aw ,yun-

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RESTORING. . Mixing old with new Mayor Schaefer's urban renewal plan has revived interest in restoring Ba1timore's famous marble-stooped rowhouses, an interest in mixing old with new. English teacher Stefan Martin bought one of these run-down homes. He is currently in the process of completely renovating the house. Mrs. Schneider's Roland Park home required less extensive workg however, the amount of wood-strip- ping she plans to do will keep her p ygo: busy for several months. I ,LMI ,V .A VI' ,till l 1 'f . i Qrrfr l 0 . J g W V' . . ll , wg The exterior of Mrs. Snyder's house in Roland Park K- .f 124fDuncan-Moretti-Hoeflich