York College - Marathon Yearbook (York, NE)

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W E l W .K Vance Law, superintendent of buildings and grounds, has been with York College for 8 years. The hrst tive of those years, he spent as Dorm Superviser in Middlebrook Hall. Now he supervises general maintenance and repair of the college facilities. The maintenance crew works long hours to keep the college facilities running smoothly. Building and Ground Department H 1: e 'xl f .4 ,X ' ,xf-j , , ,' r P.: C .Q F- ' Ig-N? pr sm.: . 'M r-wr-fy .- U 1:'... 1 ef '.'ii'L' tw-.ra Q fu ' V 5 fl, i. 5' we 1 1 ,Ni5wQgg-5.Q - Q l t:,2r-a ?!Sm5 'm.411Zmhe., Q. 'nil ' Bernard Veteto in his thirteenth year at York College drives the college bus and manages the mail department. Mike Brown has been with York College for three years. He works with the college main- tenance. ui ff- A lil l. -55 We MQ.. P lane- 'f U 1'-IJ l ,' Q 'I ' 'J w , I . I 1 1 5 E 2 4 1 . I we. ,Q n ,I ,l 'fa f.'!'f ' l Mr. and Mrs. David Reppart, in their first year at York College working with the main- tenance staff. The Repparts moved from Wisconsin where Mr. Reppart has been a preacher for many years.

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College Cafeteria Staff Scottie Darnell - Cafeteria Supervisor. Mrs. Darnell. Chow time at York College. loan johnson in her fifth year with the college. Fr' CII Anna Hoover has worked in the York College Cafeteria since 1968. . F '9a.!'Bg.5 1 i' s ingp QI' Well, everyone's got to eat sometime. There aren't many people who are hungrier than college students. At times, it seems their appetites have no end. Serving them daily is a very important and yet very hard job because while they are hungry, they are also very difficult to please. Year after year, Scottie and his staff have done an excellent job serving the needs of the York College students. i973 marked the fourth year of the Darnells here at York College, after retiring from a restaurant business in Detroit. His always pleasant smile and good food has made him extremely popular. Marie Barber, worked in cafeteria for seven years. I

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Dorm Supervisors 5 x V ' - 5 'fiftph r,-ii ' 1 l fi? 'l l Y L i i wa- Alice Thayer in her fourteenth year. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Nossaman in their second year. 1U U i s - X Qi' i ' lv .. ' is :N ,iff -f s ff' ,-s'4?'ff fir YQ ,' f41 ',sQ .,'. ig: j'fi'li 'l, ' if I - ' 9 3, 51 ' 5llf.i1': . - : 4 l , .fal l-L1.-2 v , 1' '- g ': 1 E' 'ffpf Q I A' f.flF-lfvgf if ,x pu VA If Slain unzliml '-.M .,i. .4 A ,Y-'V - ML -A Yip ln 16, If - ki'1l' 1- l + afmffir ' f -' -im X' ii iii. uf -1 P' ml 4 , ,L-Zhi: . A -N ,fli-,H ,..' -K ' ,wfl fv til- i-a re '- im:-111,75 ll i- rr - le. 1.31, 1 s.-fJ, :'-,?f,.f. r .fl il ai r t fn- a l.K. f.:'..n':1tL-'.1lli'flill ,t Wil 1 fl MF-and MVS- David SUTIPSOU f7fliShlnE fhelf fifth year. Nlr. and Mrs. Vic Sheldon in their first year as dorm supervisors. Being a dorm supervisor sometimes is a very difficult task. Think about it. lt is almost like having 120 kids in your family. ln a way, dorm supervisors are the mothers and fathers of college students. This is why they so often earn the special appreciation of all students. .,