West Muskingum High School - Tornado Yearbook (Zanesville, OH)

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i IV lp , f us1f0a'z'aI slaf keeps West sharp Keeping the school clean outside and insideis quite a task, but is taken care of by West's fine custodians. Mr. John Kearns is head supervisor of ground and transportation duties while Mr. Johnny Baird is in charge of opening up the school building and handling lunch periods. A bit later on in the day, Mr. Roger Moss has the afternoon responsibilities and keeps all the restrooms clean. Mr. Hugh Garber cleans all the classrooms and has the responsibility to lock up the school at night. I-Ie also works on Saturdays with Mr. Moss. Extra activities bring added work as the custodians are in charge of setting up chairs for assemblies and back- ground for all plays. Mr. Kearns keeps a watchful eye on departing afternoon bus schedules. Mr. Moss pauses amid after- Mr. Baird replaces his 345th burned out The camera catches Mr. Garber up- 1'100f1 mopping, light bulb. dailllg hall Calelldaf. l29

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Lv S TM ii Debbie Pryor displays her usual telephone personality. Pat Swinehart searches for a stray coin on her desk. - Two new aces appear in 0 zee Preparing to duplicate a biology test, Debbie locks in the master. '28 Joyce Kennison takes time out for a smile. It takes a lot of typing and work but thanks to West's fine secretaries the office runs smoothly and efficiently. Debbie Pryor, Mr. Murdock's secretary, Pat Swinehart, Mr. Barda1l's secretary, and Mrs. Joyce Kennison who serves as Clerk of the School Board, work continuously throughout the school year to please their supervisors. r

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Cooks and az'a'es maz'ntaz'n fma' W.CZ.672Lj? The cooks for the 1969-'70 school year are as follows: Marilyn Jones, Sarah Sletzer, Mary Luman, Elma Dilley, and Katie Williams. These ladies are kept busy all morning by the following duties: preparing the food for the day as planned by the dietician, work ahead for the remainder of the week, have coffee ready for the teachers and staff, and keep an account of all the food used and needed in meal Cooks shown are QL-RQ Mrs. Luman, Mrs. Sletzer, Mrs. Dilley, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Jones. Cafeteria aides are QL-lb Brenda Sims, Barbara King, Vickie Parsons, Deb Kop- chak, linda Stanley, Carol Dovenbarger, Cathy Cox, Bob Kreuter, Mark Feldner, Gary Strouse, Lance Riehl, John Baird, Ron Craig, Marc Kendall, Barney Sisk, Jim Hayes, and Marc Jesse. planning also food given to schools by the government.i The cooks must also keep the kitchen clean at am times. They should be ready to help with school supper banquets, etc. and should always keep happy as they listen to all the gripes that the students here at West present them. Most of these complaints would not happen if students were aware of the cooks' long hours. I30 r I