Red Lion Area High School - Lion Yearbook (Red Lion, PA)

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Cooks and Janitors Administration, faculty and students depend upon the cafe-- teria staff. They prepare a well-balanced, nutritive meal each day school is in session. Whether stormy or clear, our nine cooks come to the school to prepare the large quantities of food neces- sary to feed the hungry students. Not only do they prepare the food but also clean the entire cafeteria after the three lunch ses- sions. Likewise, our vigorous janitors clean the school. Among their daily chores are dusting classrooms, washing windows and lava- tories and repairing articles about the school. Therefore the efficiency of our school has a great deal to do with the cooks and janitors. One of the relaxing times in the school day is lunch time. Here a group of underclassmen await their dinners as thc lunch line slowly progresses. Cafeteria Staff includes: Mrs. Alma Smith, Mrs. Thelma Young, Mrs. Sara Grove, Mrs. Phyllis Keller. Second Row: Mrs. Viola Schumuck, Mrs. Ida Stabley, Mrs. Betty Barshinger, Mrs. Ida Fauth and,Mrs. Eliz- abeth Smith, manager.

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'L i S21- 1,1 Mrs. Adams relates music culture to these freshmen stu- dents, who are required to take the music course. Does stiqking your tongue out add to ones height? Bill Waugh- tel's height is being measured by the school nurse, Patsy Rex- roth. Mrs. Sheckart looks over a few important papers with her sec- retary, June Miller. Miss Miller helps to lighten the many chores of both counselors and thus enables them to spend more time with the students.

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Janitors, Ammon Markcl, Charles Blouse, Wiley Flinchbaugh, Howard Rcno. Marvin Ovcrmiller and Thcrcsa Waltcmycr kccp the building and school arca clean. Preparing to mow the lawns of the school grounds, Ammon Markcl is about to perform one of the week- ly tasks of a janitor during the summer months of the school temi. , , Y lrl! ' ' -1 Ni- - ' K 5 ' ,,,l.1.- -- , rfb- ,Lug 4 xxas- -e- R ' -L , A . .if-M ' ' .nz X, , .fn ' 413' I