Watseka High School - Watchekee Yearbook (Watseka, IL)

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The six bus drivers trans-, ported students to and from school as Well as to and from the Career Center. In addition to their regular routes, the bus drivers also drove for club trips. Office secretaries continued to press on in their job of answering phones, typing announcements , and patient- ly waiting on students de- spite the six Weeks medical leave of Mrs. Avery. Mrs. Peters diligently kept up-to- date the financial records of all the clubs and the school while Mrs . Schroeder main- tained daily attendance re- cords . Secretary Mrs. Joyce Avery. Secretary Mrs. Fran Peters.

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Behind The Scenes It was no menial task to feed an average of three hundred kids every day, five days a week, for an entire school year. Nev- ertheless, each morning before school, our four cooks busily prepared over two hundred regular lunches and almost eighty a la carte sandwiches . just as the cooks provided us with food, our two counselors Mr. Gibbs and Mr. Martin, performed such duties as enrolling new students, helping stu- dents enroll in college, making out schedules and changing the old ones. Janitors provided services in their own special way. They provided us with a clean and safe school by performing such duties as sweeping floors , changing lights , and wiping off lunch tables - services that helped us all. Our capable day janitors, Mr. Lyle Brooner and Mr. Clarence Ryan. Bus Drivers - L to R - Roy Cruse, Rosanne Buck, Clarence Nimz, Mary Noble, Herb Craw- ford, Buthene I.eSage. 112 Services Mr. David McConnell, our mainte- nance man, spends many hours work- ing on the grounds. Q if wi : f'w' :Wm 'Q F V iii 'll

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