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SPECIAL SERVICES 41

Special services required at Wilson.

Community aides, laundry ladies, cafeteria work­
ers and janitors are the people who keep Wood-
row Wilson High School functioning properly.
Without the school lunch, many people would be
hungry throughout the day. Thanks to the ser­
vices of the cafeteria workers, this does not occur.
To keep a school functioning properly, it must
have a janitorial staff to keep up with the work
load present. Wilson's janitors do an excellent
job keeping our school well maintained. The pur­
pose of the community aides is to assist in keep­
ing the halls clear and undisturbed during
classes. The efforts of these people sometimes go
unnoticed by the faculty and the student body of
Wilson. Their jobs serve an important and neces­
sary function to Wilson.

MR. HAMILTON AND MR. BOB JONES . . . wilson maintenance staff.

MRS. MOSS . .. community aide. MRS. VIRGIL MOORE . . community aide.

CAFETERIA STAFF; STANDING; LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Doris Sprow, Kay Boruta, Pearl Shillhamer, Ruth Estee, Alice Renna, Marie
Crines. SECOND ROW: Bob Long, Emma Dombrowski, Irene Spears, Peggy Larsens, Enda Titus, Vi Bezdecki, Gilbert Bomont.