Wamego High School - Wa Kaw Yearbook (Wamego, KS)

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Typing students Ronnie Howard, Janice Wilburn, Dorothy Temple, Virginia Hecker, Bonnie Sloan, and Darold Brunkow practice for speed. Myrna Hornberger Robert Anderson Clayton Stultz 6

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COOKS Approximately 125 students rushed to the lunch room at 11:40 each day. The meals were thirty cents for the students and thirty-five cents for the teachers. Supervising the lunch room was Mrs. Nellie Green, who was assisted by Mrs. Maude Rickstrew and Mrs. Jessie Randall. The delicious food was planned and served by the cooks each day with the help of some high school students. CUSTODIANS Familiar faces to mem- bers of the student body were those of Mr. August Dombusch and Mr. Ches- ter Outright. These hard working custodians kept the building looking neat and clean despite the heavy flow of students each day. Often called upon by stu- dents, they were always willing to help. DRIVERS The bus drivers were very im- portant at WRHS. They drove students to such events as Band Day, games, and other out of town activities. Mr. Young drove east of Belvue and south of Wa- mego. Mr. Klink traveled south of Wamego, toward Alma, and west on 18. Mr. Burgess journeyed to Louisville, Belvue, and Laclede. Mr. Taylor's route inclueded Louisville and west. 5

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Claralee West changes a tire as Betty Nixon, Ann Wagner, and Judy Weeks offer suggestions. This is just one of the things that drivers training class learns. Vera Holder points out a government function to her government class. Edmund Delk