White Station High School - Shield Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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ADMINISTRATIVE The students are indebted to these people for their services to the school. It is convenient for us to have reliable Coach Gilbert and his boys in the bookstore to supply our needs ... to have office messengers assist the students as well as the faculty by delivering niemorandas and checking on delinquent students ... to have Mr. Freeman, assisted b)- Mr. Williams, work diligently to keep our school in top-notch condition . . . BOOKSTORE STAFF— BACK ROW. left to right: TuUis, Casey, Kraemer, and Phillip?. FRONT ROW: Coach Gilbert, Stauber, and Tucker. OFFICE WORKERS— STANDING, left to right: Arlene, Will, Smith. Robinson, Bomar. Byall, Sullivan, and Hopper. SEATED: Sutton, Stevenson. Tatum. and Rathburn. fiiK . ' .. ' . JL..- .vv«. w .-, W4 N v:v I CUSTODIANS— Left to right: Mr. W. A. Williams (Assistant) and Mr. Paul Freeman. 16

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GUIDANCE COUNSELORS ■v Mr. Wallace Wilson, our Assistant Principal, and Mis. Dorothy McGinnis familiarize seniors with opportunities available after graduation and counsel other students concerning their high school curriculum. SECRETARIES Despite numerous interruptions. Miss Jane Hipp and Mrs. Virginia Bankston (seated) somehow manage to fulfill their daily obligations. 15

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ASSISTANTS to have Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Avens manag- ing our cafeteria expertly as they direct the prep- aration of up-to-date meals, such as pizza . . . to have the cooks serving attractive and tasty lunches to the starved students, who slide their trays through the long. long, lines ... to have the maids who leave each classroom considerably cleaner than the students had left it. CAFETERIA MATRONS— Mrs. Avens and Mrs. Chambers. COOKS— Left to right: Bowles, Woods, Bradfield, Curry, Sanders, Cjdr-, Aiijerson, McKinley, Moore, Reed, Casey, Thomas, Wal- trop. Smith, Taylor, Wiggins, Jones, Johnson, Rice. JANITORS AND MAIDS— Left to right: Patrick, Baldwin, Betts, Lester, Kimble, Hoax. 17