Shawnee Mission East High School - Hauberk Yearbook (Prairie Village, KS)

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Curtodiarzr. Bob Hague, Ray Longley, Ray Oakerson, Henry Biekfard, Tom Armstrong, Julian Nutt, Thurston Clayhom, Dan Penny, Iamer Long. I rI4'l4ifT .2 an nm 2?Ef i'42'f Cafeteria Iazdier. Back row: Marge Stark. Ida Mae Yeager, Myra Marfhall, Lorerze Griesel, Jayne Knight, Harrietle Moore, Pauline Flippin, Second row: Arlowiene Bettr, Alice Iahn, Dorothy Ulmer, Joan O'Conrzor Mary Mount, Maud Ruhert. Third Row: DeEtta Kempeuar, Neva Kelly Lauretta Strong, Betty Wood, Cledia Braga. Lillian Newrom Mildred Elehlood, Vivian Holder, Madeline Hoover, Front row: Bette Red- field, May McClanahar1,' Zona Fuchs, Eva Sleeper, Dorothy McGee. Marguerite Swafford, Betty Yoant, Marieta lash 1 y A CLEAN SWEEP IN THE KITCHEN An army has to be fed as does a group of students twenty-two hundred strong. Thus, Mrs. Marieta jack and her ladies-in-white tackled the situation with egg beater and measuring cup in hand. The outcome was a daily nutritious offering of two bills of fare with differing main courses. The snack bar presented other mealtime cuisine for those who preferred ice cream, fruit, and sandwiches or who were eating their lunches on the run. Not to be outdone, the maintenance men contributed to school life by maneuver- ing tables, bleachers, and chairs, sweeping con- fetti after gamesg and posing as elevator oper- ators. In any case, Mr. Gene Reed and his crew were prompt and efHcient in handling all the ups and downs of keeping the building clean and in proper working order.

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FEMININE ASSISTANTS TO ADMINISTRATION S-M East office personnel, following the adage that All that glitters is not gold, pol- ished the secretarial machinery until it gleam- ed with efficiency. Mrs. Piper commanded the schoo1's cen- ter of communication, beaming messages through the building via intercom and stu- dent runners. Passing ultimate judgment on tardy students, Mrs. West blacklisted missing persons and issued green entrance passes or pink eighth hour summonses. Mrs. Walters recorded the year's financial ups and downs while Mrs. Ambrosini sought to match the tide of incoming mail with outgoing replies and tended to dictation and secretarial tasks. Supervising the infirmary, Mrs. Laverentz checked health cards and rationed mercura- chrome to ailing students. The Office Staff Standing Mn Elzzabeth Park: Mfr Nom Ambfonm Mfr. Maudw lVe.rt Mfr Ella Louise Waller: Mr: Peggy Lammerr Sealed Mfr Rose Pzper

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