Wilkes Central High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (North Wilkesboro, NC)

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A thousand or more lunches, ready and piping hot, must be prepared and served to the endless line of students for an hour and a half each day of the school weeks. The long halls must be swept clean of the thousands of muddy or dusty footprints, and light bulbs must be in each switch of every classroom. Some- one must answer the phone and record the bank bal- ance for the inner office. These tasks, and a multitude of others, occupy the » members of the cafeteria staff, the custodians, and the | office secretary. Their efforts provide the services Dec- Because of immaculate conditions and tasty food, students enjoy meet- ) essary for the smooth functioning of a day at Wilkes ing and eating with friends, even though the line is a heartbreaker. | Central. makes days efficient Plates are served as students pass i n front of the counter for their food. A smile, and, when necessary, the correct change and sympathetic understanding, greet each student in the lunch line. Recognition is due to our cooks, the ladies and men who, efficiently and with much care, prepare our meals.

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One bell heard, one class down; another class to meet, one bell to beat. Our school service staff Bill helps Mr. Bussell with the maintenance after school and takes care of many details to ease the work load on both of them. a EL RNR an ars et HELIS v Mr. Bussel, our school-time custodian, is a welcome figure to teachers when things are not functioning properly and a familiar face to students who pass him sweeping the halls. Mrs. Potts, our patient and most efficient secretary, apparently can never boast of a relaxed moment.

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Healthy minds and bodies . | geet Leah ss Coach Hoffman enthusiastically instructs his P.E. class in the finer points. Of all the nerve! I put forth a big effort and the ball drops. es eee Warm-up exercises in the “Y” gym occupy this freshman physical education class.