South Lebanon High School - Ionian Yearbook (Iona, PA)

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JANITORS, Isaac Risser and Grant Ruhl, show some of the equipment used daily. BUS DRIVERS, AlWolfe, Bill Wise, John Kapp, George Eckerd, Lester Miller, and Howard Wolfe. Custodions. Cooks, and Bus Drivers Perform Vital Services To S L H S Students Essential to the efficient upkeep of the school building are the well- known custodians who insure that the buildings are always in tip-top con- dition. Their patience is tried many times during the day by us, the stu- dents,but they remain cheerful nevertheless. The endless hours of hall sweeping spent by the janitors help to make our halls and classrooms more pleasant places in which to spend our school days. There are also the summertime jobs of repairing, cleaning, and redecorating the building in preparation for each September. The cooks contribute greatly in the success of our school, by daily preparing warm lunches for us. Despite the grumbles and ungrateful- ness revealed many times on our parts, we appreciate their work as they do a good job in providing inexpensive meals right here at school. Of course, our bus drivers contribute one of the most vital necessi- ties in our school program. These men sacrifice much to provide safe and convenient transportation for students to and from school each day. COOKS, Mrs. Kocker, Mrs. Koons, Mrs. Brightbill, and Mrs. Heberlmg

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