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p. C. Staffs Are #1

M any students are not cognizant
of the arduous work undertaken
by the maintenance, transporta­
tion, and cafeteria staffs. Often seen
touching up our school walls and mowing
the grass, the maintenance staff makes
sure that the campus is in excellent
condition.
"I feel proud about the extraordinary
state of our campus,” commented
Richard Ramnath, a sophomore. "In the
four years I have been here, the
maintenance staff has done a stupendous
job.”
During the school year the transpor­
tation staff provides door-to-door ser­
vice for over 200 students. "The bus
drivers are very nice, and they take me
to and from school as quickly as
possible,” remarked sophomore Wendy
Tuerkheimer.
Every school day, the cafeteria staff
has to prepare lunch for over 1300
hungry students. Also, the staff provides
* v breakfast and dinner for the dorm
(jifttu i ■ students.
"We overlook what a difficult task it
is to prepare appetizing meals for so
many people,” noted Jason Schwadel, a
dorm student. "But it is exceptional for
institutional food.”

Washing down the transportation area, Gary
Gordon dilutes any possible fuel deposits with a
hose.

TRANSPORTATION STAFF (Drivers); FRONT ROW: Ben Burrows, Kathy MAINTENANCE STAFF: FRONT ROW: Steve Houseman, Allan Sheperd, Roy
Gause, Jim Freeman, Judy Dalton, Pam Baker, Carleece Oliver, BACK ROW: Nulton, Elmer Bailey, Paul Henry, Ed Macisah, Charlie Dent. BACK ROW: Tony
Bob Cunningham, Linda Hall, Francis Wilkes, Virginia Smith, Anna Robinson, Aleman, Flip Rosein, Ron Sessman, Pat Girard, Wayland Slayton (Director), Cliff
Pat Mobley, Sarah Tillman, Beatrice Patterson, Lena Gordon, Paulette Cooper, Peterson, Don Ungerer, Leo Sands, Jeff Turner, Bob Fisher, Tom Clark, Ray
Eula Banks, Joe Albrecht, Sara Brown. Mossburg, Larry Zimmerman.

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