Webb City High School - King Jack Yearbook (Webb City, MO)

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BV COOKS Students Served Well The year 1974 caused not only an academic change but an economic one, especially as far as the school lunch program was concerned. Students watch- ed the prices in the snack bar raise while food servings were reduced. Meanwhile, our six cooks battled infla- tion but still managed to provide nourishing meals for the student body. Pictured Above Right: Judy Drake, supervisor, prepares rolls for noon meal. Pictured Far Below from Left to Right: Judy Drake, Helen Elliot, Dorthy Boyd, Virginia Prigg, Aria Parkinson, and Pat Durbin. Pictured Below: Pat Durbin washes up before the hectic day begins.

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AT WEBB CITY . . . Phys. Ed. Emphasized % » Pictured Right: Coach Jerry Archer, Boy ' s P.E.; Below Right: Dave Sallee: Basketball Coach; Far Below: Beverly Jones, Girl ' s P.E.; Directly Below, Coach Tom Gosch, Football Coach.

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Wndi)! ) Ell M®°@$l i %$ ®c CUSTODIANS . MMJwas Employees Valuable These changing times affected everyone at W.C.H.S. including the janitors. These men found themselves working longer hours as they saw to the general maintenance of the new building and the sur- rounding campus. Additional time is spent preparing the cafeteria and gymnasium for every dance, program, and athletic event that is held. Even after the last cheers have died out and the crowd has gone home, the janitors remain at the school preparing for the next day.