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Luncht'S Sen'ed IncrGose P‘^P'is Afflicted
During fflarch - With Rheumatic Fever
After ' consulting Ixmch-
room management records
and conparing figures of
the month of JANUARI with
those of MKH, PRINCIPAL
M.W.^-JEAVER reports that in
the latter month more
lunches were served and
more produce were bought.
Actual results taken from
the records are as follows:
1.Student lunches served
per day—
March-325^ January-313
2.Food and produce costs
March4ll+19.l8,
J anuary-$135l.10
3.Miscellaneous expense s
March-!$3 7.83, J anuaiy-$li8l68
U.Number of one half pints
of milk bought;
March-^,7UUJJanuary-5,130
5.Commodities (turkey and
butter)
March-IU07.85,
January-^215.05
6.Total student lunches
served during the month—
March-7,1^6^January-6,888
7.Income from student
lunches —
March-$l,28l.20j
J anuary-ll, 214.6.60
8.Number of free student
lunches
March-7U0,January-655
9.Cost of labor during
month
March-0385.00,
January-$$385.00
10.Reimbursement cost
March-|i325.68y
J anuaiy-^*235 *26
"The interest in the new
lunchroom and pleasant
surroundings", states
PRINCirAL mV3R, "seem to
be the raison ]unnhes have
increased".
Rheumatic fever has claim
ed four victims in this
school since October, MISS
EDITH FARMER, high aohoci
teacher, points out.
CARL BOYKIN, freshman,
was the first to be
afflicted. Later on, in
March, BOBBY EARL BISSETTE
and JUDY SMITH, third
graders, were stricken.
Eighth grader^* LOUISE
■WELLS is the last one re
ported having the disease.
Students Receiv©
Bus Driver's License
Seven students passed the
school bus driver's test
given by J, A. Barnes,
State school bus license
examiner, this month and
last.
They were TED MORRIS,
JERRY HIGH, ANDRE1.'F SHERROD,
PATRICIA DEW,DOUGUS BRO^^fN,
LEI7IS BISSETTE, and
NF/TON GLOVER.
PAPrF. R
Looks,
WELLS
5ER.5TA
5 TOP
Throwing away half
of your hams; have
them sliced by —-
SKILLED BUTCHERS
AT
Johnssn’s fflarket