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Lunchroom Staff Plan Menus For I,i
A scven-mombrr staff headed
by Mrs. !5u(ord Ware will oper*
ate the ultra-inodorn lunchroom
t the new Kings Mountain high
•liool plant on Phifer road.
For the price of a quarter, the
■als for f)99 students will ho
‘pared on a Type A pattern,
s. Ware said, offering the stu-
its choice of both meats and
jserts^
riuM’e will be an exception the
rst few days of school.
Opening Day Thursday will
follow an abbreviated schedule
and half-day of classes.
Principal Harry Jaynes said
Wednesday a n announcement-
will be made in each homeroom-
of the big school Thursday, giv
ing plans for lunch eTioay. Stu
dents will be informed if tox
lunches will be available in the
( afeteria on Friday.
All the equipment for the all-
stainless steel kitchen has not
yet arrived, but box lunches may
be prepared for the students and
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Mrs. Sriam, left, Mrs. Champion at bun^toarmer and dfietkAan
Mrs, Ware.
faculty members until equipment
is installed and may be served in
the spacious cafeteria which will
accommodate 300 pupils at one
time. Talrdes were being installed
in the cafeteria this week.
“We won’t bo able to give the
students choices of menu for the
box lunches”, Mrs. Ware admitt
ed, “but we do plan to have well-
balanced meals yeai'-round.”
Kings Mountain high school
plans a closed lunch period this
term which means that pupils
will not be alowetl to visit dowm-
town drugstores and eating
places at mealtime, as they did
while attending the former Cen
tral plant a short distance from
town.
The new lunchroom manager
comes to the KMHS plant from
Bethware whei*o she has S'it
years experience in feeding hun
gry boys and girls. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Evelyn Seism
and Ml'S. Gertrude Champion,
former Bethware lunchroom em
ployees; .Mrs_ Ruth Lynn, for-
•mor Park Grace lunchroom em
ployee; and Mrs. Samantha Wil
liams and Mrs. Margaret Quinn,
former Central school lunch
room employees. Mrs. Mary
Cornwell and Mrs. Bertha Sotelo
have been employed as servers.
Steam c*ookery for quick cook
ing, a walk-in freezer refrigera
tor, a dishwashing area separate
from the serving area, two bake
ovens, one roast oven, stainless
steel bunwarmers and all the es
sentials for preparing a la carte
meals in the most 'Todem sur
roundings and with casy-cleanup
stainless steel equipment is prc.s-
ent In the lunchroom of the $1.5
million plant.
Mrs. Ware points out that t^c
food boys and girls eat each day
makes the difference in the way
they look, they way they feel
and how well they grow. She
says that protein-rich foods, ve-
getalbles and fruits, bread and
butter are "musts” for teenag-
«I!S JOld ttMt iHT Octets tt
moke these foods more appeal
ing to high school students.
All lunchrooms in the nine
plants of the Kings Mountain
system follow the National
Schools Lunch Program.
The school dietician listed five
of her favorite menus, expected
to be featured in school lunches
this year:
Choice of baked ham or bar
becue pork on bun with barbecue
slaw, candied yams, field peas,
jello with fruit, hot rolls and
butter. Choice of chocolate pud
ding or brownies. Milk.
. Choice of dried blackeye peas
or macaroni and cheese with
cantaloupe, harvard beets, cele
ry stick, choice of peanut butter
delight or peanut cutter cookies,
cornbread, butter and milk.
Choice of chicken salad or fish
square with cole slaw, mashed
potatoes, buttered com, choice of
apple cobbler or baked custard,
hot biscuits or cornbread, butter
and milk.
Choice of moat loaf or spa
ghetti with toss green salad with
tomato and green pepper, green
peas, i>each half, choice of cake
or ice cream, hot rolls, butter
and milk.
Choice of hamburger or hot-
dog with cole slaw, french fried
potatoes, apple sauce, buttered
bu,ns, milk, cocoanut or chowlate
cake_
Central Elementary school,
former home of Kings Mountain
high school, will accommodate
650 students this year. Mrs. Frcxl
Anthony will be manager of the
lunchroom there while Mrs. A. L.
Hill will supervise the cafeteria
for 360 North students; Mrs. Hal
Ward at West school where 320
students are expected; and Mrs.
Johnsell Pressley at Davidson
where 23S pupils Are expected^
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MRS. WILLIAM HARRY ROUNTREE
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