Page 48 - Clearwater Christian College 1993

Serving Others With A Sense of Graciousness

DEFINING SUCCESS

The administration’s commitment to the welfare
The food committee has

representatives from each of the student body is quite apparent when one

class, a commuter, and a considers the quality of food served in our

staff member. Dr. Munro, cafeteria. The switch to an “in-house” food

discusses the ideas and ad­ service has earned nothing but raves from the

dresses the complaints that faculty, staff, students, and visitors.

each student has heard

from other students. Miss Beth Kerr arrived during the later part of

the summer to whip the kitchen into shape and

Our food service manager get ready for the new year. She has had years of

Miss Beth Kerr has devel­ experience as a cook and manager of various

oped a great working rela­ Christian college dining facilities. Combining

tionship with her student

workders. She stops to chat friendliness and a concern for others with a no-

with Stacy Ballard as Stacy nonsense approach to service has earned Miss

checks the number of stu­ Kerr the respect and admiration of her

dents who enter the food employees, peers, and students.

line.

Although Miss Kerr has

several assistant cooks in the

kitchen, Linda Shuster, is her

head cook. Linda prepares the

food for lunch.

Students enjoy fellowhip with

one another during their meal

times. This is just one of the

areas in the students' busy

lives where they can just sit,

relax, and socialize during

their free hours. Meal times

sometimes provide the only

opportunity to see friends and

have the chance to talk about

the day’s events.

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