West Shore High School - School Memories Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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an if 'VIH 'Iwi' 'Q wb 'avi GK W- -P CAFETERIA STAFF The cafeteria staff is to be commended on their excellent and superb job of preparing delicious meals for the students and faculty of West Shore High. To us it seems like an easy job to prepare a meal for 700 to 800 people a day, but actually the cafeteria staff is at work from early morning to mid-afternoon. Their work is for our benefit, and the entire staff does everything in their power to please the faculty and student body. Our school is to be proud of the way in which the Cafeteria is run and the way it is kept. It is always spotless and neat and nothing is ever out of order. The staff themselves are immaculate and cheerful, and have friendly smiles on their faces at all times, At this time the Senior Class would like to thank them for their delicious meals, friendly smiles, and above all else their willingness to please us in every way. f A iii X Ang -f . xi' 'L e s Ella shoeman e s M , , as , y in Clara Kauffman V 4 ii 4 V Freda Lutz . 1 ' P ' Ruth Shaeffer ' ki : Q ,.-' Dorothy Shover gt' fe- W tt X iwvv It tif: Martha Mucher If 5 I X V smif V5 Mary Ann Negley 2 ' p it gg- Nu .

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A. K Sim my 1 at 'Wal' w. .,.Q1 Mrs VIRC INIA BAKER Mrs. BETTE i A- msg? -. . pr' y s t s ,, fit-1 'WV 6 3 Mrs, THELMA MARTIN Mrs. VELM.-X SEIFERT SECRETARIES In the XVest Shore Alointure you will find Mrs. Velma Seifert, Mrs. Virginia Baker, Mrs. Thelma Martin and Mrs. Bette Clements busily performing the many duties which make up their day, whether it be issuing absentee and pink slips, calling students over the inter-com system, general oflice work or typing. Although employed chiefly as secretaries, they End themselves more often helping students with personal and other problems which arise at any and all times. We, the Class of '57, wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks for a job well done. ll ies Q, MMM, CLEMENTS

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We, the students, of West Shore High School wish to extend our sincere appre- ciation and thanks to the custodians of our school. During the past year it has not always been an easy job to keep our school shin- ing and spotless inside. The lawn and flower beds outside are always trimmed and well-kept, also. Our hearty thanks, again, for a job well done! CUSTODIANS 2. ?' Mr. Hooker Mr. Stetler Mr. Maul Mr. Powers Mrs. Blaine