Riverside High School - Memories Yearbook (Decaturville, TN)

Page 24 text:

Riverside’s capable bus drivers are Milford Edmonds. Gardner West, Albert Kin¬ dle, John Welch, Ray Miller, and R. L. Brasher. Not pictured are J. B. Bledsoe, Willard Kelley, and Fred Todd. Custodians Our hard-working custodians, Coy Bivens and J. B. Fisher, deserve a great deal of credit for keeping our school in such fine condition. They perform such varied duties as cleaning up after ballgames, sweeping front walks, and keeping the rooms clean. These men are called upon often during the year, and they are al¬ ways reliable and willing to help. To these fine men we extend our grateful thanks. Bus Drivers The Riverside bus drivers are very pa¬ tient men - they have to be in order to continue driving. The students are al¬ ways in high spirits when they leave school each afternoon, and the bus dri¬ vers catch the brunt of their enthusiasm. Maintenance Our maintenance man, Charlie Kindle, helps to keep the school running smoothly. He can usually be found working on one of the many complicat¬ ed systems in the school.

Page 23 text:

Our cooks: Mrs. Louise Patterson, Mrs. Oma Mays, Mrs. Essie Mae Brasher, Mrs. Ruby Price, Mrs. Sara Emmons and Mrs. Clara Barnett (not pictured), are very efficient in their preparation of meals. They are fortunate in having a lunchroom equipped with many labor-saving devices. M L ' P Lunchroom Prog ram Our lunchroom staff begins at 8 A.M. preparing lunches for approximately 600 students and faculty members. They not only serve delicious meals but also take pride in “serving it with a smile.” 21

Page 25 text:

c.w i • ' ; £; ■ 3g ■O . V. . - Cr ■: . 3 ■. •.CVS ; if ;-• : - .M: ! -r v: t? vV.V v. . - :-■ ' ■ - ' . s ,. V:: ■ :■ ) U--.:-. ;v., : ••■ : •:•- ■:- £ . i; s; . , • H-w S;.|. . V : r .iS. ' •■ -■ K ■ Activities