Springfield South High School - Wildcat Yearbook

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Maintenance plays a very important part in South High's daily schedule. The custodians have many jobs to perform. Some of these in- clude: burning trash, sweeping floors, keeping restrooms in order, and making repairs around the school. Both faculty and students appre- ciate the service of the custodians. Custodians Help Keep outh Clean Sweeping floors is one of the many jobs of the custodial staff. One of Bill Mathers winter Jobs is to keep the parking lot clear for cars.

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28 423s i ,,.. K , ' f A ir, r x M L,L, y N f ' y 4, ., .:53f,yf X A I g,,i, 4:.,',, K in je L: i W L2 p V, , dfl, ,,.,,, ,W m.., , l 1 'mm' QQ ,:A , The members of the cafeteria staff are, FRONT ROW: Dorothy Macquire, Phyllis Stooksberry, Lois Maxwell Ada Schaefer. BACK ROW: Virginia Oilor, Esther Leffel, Loraine Doty, Adelaide Myers, Eleanor Lizza. 4 Lunch for tudents i The cooks are responsible for preparing meals for a large percentage of South's 2,000 students daily. Because of the large volume, the cafeteria workers can provide a Wide va- riety of well-balanced meals. Head cook, Lois Maxwell, supervises the preparation of many lunches during the day. Cafeteria taff Works y Busily Preparing i

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1 Dietrich Neufeld, B.A., B.S., M.A. Art Sharon Williams exposes still another field of art as she works with needle and yarn. Art Classes Explore odern and Unique Art is offered to any stu- dent who is interested in this field, whether he plans art as a vocation or as a recre- ation. Art students make many paintings, statues, ceramic work, and other projects. Some are made for enjoy- ment, some are made for ac- tivities at South, and some are made for outside interests. 30 Linda Good, John Arnett, and Sandy Dinges print silk screen posters