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A corps of earnest workers are responsible for
the many facilities of our school life which we
P r A '' i i often take for granted. Performing the little
known and often forgotten jobs of our school,
is accomplished by our service personnel. From
preparing our lunches, cleaning our classrooms,
giving us heat in winter, to transporting us to
and from school are only a few of the numerous
activities in which they engage. Since the jobs
of these people are necessities in order to
operate our school efficiently, they deserve a
great deal of praise. Our service personnel
is of great importance in providing a founda­
tion for our everyday lives.
Working diligently behind the scenes is our custodial staff.

Always busily preparing our well balanced lunches is our competent cafeteria staff. Left to
Right: Louise White, Anne Breece, Mary Pleva, Blanch Neveras, Mildred Dougherty, and
Verna Krysak. Mrs. Yazujian
Head Dietician

Our hard-working custodial
staff. Left to Right: Charles
Schate, Bill Margland, Carl
Anderson, G l e n Morgan,
George McClellan, J i m
Horan, Ed Worek, Joe Har
greaves. Jay Fisher, W. H.
Smith. Seated: Thomas J-
Dooley.