University of Dubuque - Key Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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COOKS: Mrs. Helen Fonck. Mrs. Mary Zemanek, Mrs. Alvana Hill, OAK ROOM ATTENDANTS: Mrs. Janet Mrs. Sophie Schmidt. Mrs. Ursala Kaune. Serving the students in many Ways, the food-staff employees pictured on this page con- tribute to student welfare and accomplishments. This staff is Well versed in effective Ways of preparing large quantities of food and in direct- ing the student help in the kitchen, Where the cooks prepare food for the hungry mob which stampedes the Commons three times a clay. The Oak Room attendants use their in- genuity to dream up all sorts of concoctions for those in-between-meal snacks. NVeitz and Mrs. Amy Sams. Of course, order in the library would be impossible Without our library staff. Checking out reserve books taking care of the audio- visual equipment, and cataloguing books are a few of the duties of these busy people. The people We love most when we get that certain letter are the post office clerks. Sorting mail, selling stamps and making change keep them in constant Contact With the students. LIBRARY ASSIST!-XNTS: Mrs. Charles Tyrrell. Mrs. Fred POST OFFICE CLERKS: Mrs. Ed .lanky and Mrs. George Messing and Mrs. Calvin Schnucker. Yokom. 23

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Milton Jaeger, Director of Self-Help, Tom Turner, plumber. Fred Messing, Steve Thilmany, fireman electrician. Important iactors of any campus are the people who maintain the physical plant of the school. Daily cleaning, polishing, maintaining the heating, lighting and plumbing facilities, and grooming of buildings and grounds are the necessary chores oi our unsung heroes. Howard McCutcheon, night watchman George Yokom, Roy Koster, Tony Kuhl, Floyd Topp, janitors Mrs. Homer Pye, Mrs. Leona Lester, Mrs. Emma Schenk, janitresses 22

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