Wapato High School - Wasehian Yearbook (Wapato, WA)

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AUTOGRAPHS

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45. ' CAFETERIA STAFF OFFERS NEW LUNCH PROGRAM The cafeteria staff, using the facilities of the new kitchen in -their preparation and serving of daily lunches planned by school dietician, Miss Berglund, offered a new lunch program during the first semester which provided students with a choice of two menus: either a hot plate lunch or a hamburger and milk shake. This service was aban- doned during the second half of the year, however, because of high costs and poor participation. Another service of the staff was to provide refreshments for after school faculty meetings. They also prepared the baked bean dinner for the cancer drive. DIETICIAN, Miss Berglund . 1 STAFF: Mrs. Carlotta Bond, Mrs. Rae Keeth, Mrs. Lorrayne BUS DRIVERS, JANITORS, MAINTENANCE MEN HAVE HEAVY WORKING SCHEDULE The bus drivers, ianitors, and maintenance men had an even heavier working schedule with the addition of the new high school. Many of them had a hand in helping finish the school, from tiling the floor and laying the mop boards to putting on the acousti-tile ceiling, as well as keeping it clean and operating. Most of these men have multiple duties, driving busses twice a day and tending to janitorial or maintenance work the rest of the time. Some have evening shifts, and others drive rooters' busses on weekends. During the summer months they turn to maintenance work in the various schools, getting things ready for the fall semester and keeping up the lawns. Hubmer. Second row, left to right: Bill Cable, Arlie Crabtree, Al Stump, Merle Lisk, Loren Hamilton, Russell Weaver, Bob Smith, Tom Delosier, Cecil Hetrick, Ivan Currie. First row: George Hanson, Head Custodian, Ed Hill, Connie Keeth, Frank Tupling, Jan Cook, Irving Odman, Bill Albrecht, Robert Bale, Lloyd Dorr. I5 if is

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