Wilson High School - Cherokean Yearbook (Cherokee, IA)

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- K ct, y s Hncvrwttv 1 c of E umm is saws' JL- X 1, is Qiw ff f yxf-ss l Qt 1: SECRETARY TO THE SUPERINTENDENT Bonetta Barnet, a graduate of the commer- cial department and a member of the class of '46, was secretary in the office of the superintendent this year. We have found Miss Barnet to be courte- ous, friendly, and a very capable secretary. HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIANS Here they stand always at hand is a slogan that may be applied to the custo dians of Wilson High Pictured are Earl Bogey Hobbs chief engineer Lloyd Skin ney Ghouling and Harold Anderson These are the men to whom we give our gratitude for the clean and well regulated school building for work in keeping the athletic field in shape for football and track for helping get the stage ready for plays and for all the many and Varied other tasks they perform for us and our school After the death of Mr Lyman Simpson who had been head engineer for thirty years Earl Hobbs became his successor 11 11 . 11 11 . . 11 . I I - .1 . , . ' 1 , . . X, X, , st ,LN c 0 iiY,f- mm c'c c '-essex -1 is, ,f- 7, ,V lf N 'N ,. f Xu- 1-,mio -' RJ -.I lx Y 7 'M F tv . it 1 Q M - -QJJ-'4-'-4 .L X M 11- 1 -1 W c,,c ,c , ,, - H tiff' ,W,,cc, J' v ,: -1-1 .- ,T ltit c I A gyl wh' lyll l P1 .Fm-,2-

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P 'Y i' A ' ff-XQM f'-fl Q - ' ff H' '4'i'-'- 4 -'-+ - E 0 E --,W X QS L y i -,Jn 9 L ilu illlemnrmm My Lyman Slmpson for thlrty years chlef enqlneer ot the Cherokee Pubhc Schools knew that to serve as well as he knew how was to be noble To the many who knew hmm he was a cher1shed tnend and though h1s body IS gone he hves on not only IH the hearts of those who knew hlm but also through the many accomphshments to whlch he so larthfully gave of hts trme and enerqy Wllson H1qh School ltself 15 almost a lrvtnq memorlal of Lyman Srmpson He worked ln the burldlnq slnce 1t was new 1n l916 and came to r qard 1t almost as a chxld for whrch he would do anythlnq and the athletlc held of whrch Cherokee can be so proud was h1s pnde and Joy Never askmq pralse for these or hrs many other SGFVICGS Lyman Slmpson was always w1ll1nq to do hls share and more to make others happy W. L Q. NL ll Page 16 l 9 Q ' . X. ' a M W L ff L . as l t -- wt fs 5 - Y 1 f X -Af ' ' Jllt

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pen 'c gan- Af, EV E . i 'Avi -1 c fx 1 Em 1 9 st e ' T -012-. SCI-IOUL LUNCH Februcry 3 oi this year Wilson high opened its new well equipped school lunch room located 1n a part oi the gymnasium This hot lunch proyect is a part of a natlonal program whose main obiective is to improve the health of the average student by pro viding for them a scientiflcally balanced hot noon meal This program was maugurated at the requ st of many parents and is available not only to high school students but also to those attending the grade schools and Junlor high The average number erved each day has been 250 Une oi the outstanding features oi this cafeteria is the very mod rn equipment which is planned tor COI'1VGI'11GI1CP and sanitation Another signflcant feature might be the rea sonable price of the lunch the charges being twenty five cents per day or S5100 per week Much credit is due Mrs lack Pelton who manages the kitchen and Mrs Virgil Hahn structor should also be commended for her service as d1et1t1an Q11 fyx mofiffk S 't-cr iw Page 1? N . , . Q . . . her assistant, for the preparation of the meals. Miss Helen Ruby, home economics in- gs or X x y mf , X X x ' A' 9 4, e if if S - -1 MW