York High School - Falcon Yearbook (Yorktown, VA)

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Custodians When the last bell rings, they don’t notice the mess left behind. Patient custodians linger and clean up remnants of a busy day. They are the backbone of York, for without them schoo l would be chaotic. Cafeteria Staff By mid-morning, tempting aromas drifted from the cafeteria, antagonizing hungry stu- dents. For an hour and a half the empty cafe- teria comes to life, with swarms of people bustling around. 24

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L. to R.; Mr. Erasmi, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Newcomb, Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Gist, Mr. Poole. Absent: Mrs. Gregory. Guidance Few people appreciate all the hard work the guidance department puts into running the school. The counselors drove themselves crazy keeping track of the students and trying to arrange everyone ' s schedule to suit them, and the secretaries, Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. Newcomb, were kept more than busy just trying to organize everything. A word should also be put in for the guidance aides who were busy doing anything they could to help with the work load and give the counselors more time with the students. Without this vital group of people, the school could not have survived. ! « Mrs. Worst, a permanent substitute, smilingly takes over teacherless classes. 23

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Librarians Strive for Efficiency IBRARIANS, L. to R.: Mrs. Beachum, Mrs. Moul, and Mrs. Bruno. Not pictured: Mrs. Buchanan. Mrs. B. We gave her our tired, our poor, our hud- dled masses yearning to breathe free . . . Yes, free of the cough, the hack, and eternal wheeze from which we all do suffer. Thanks for our health, well being, and free phone calls when we’re short a dime. (apologies to the Statue of Liberty) YORK’S PATIENT NURSE: Mrs. Beazlie. 25