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Lunch Lady Land, Meet the BLHS Cafeteria Ladies

At Beaver Local, the students have 3 high school lunches (lunch A, B, and C). All 3 lunches are fairly large in size with the majority of high school students in C lunch. The lunch ladies have their daily pick of lunches like pizza, sandwiches, wraps, burgers and chicken patties. The cafeteria has a special lunch daily though, they had served a chicken bowl with mashed potatoes and popcorn chicken.


This is Janet lee Stanley, she is an outstanding worker at Beaver Local School District and she has been here for 18 years. She has been head cook for Beaver Local for about 10 years now. She does multiple jobs other than making and preparing food though, she washes dishes, helps set out breakfast items and also orders specific items used in the lunchroom. She has enjoyed her her working years at Beaver Local very much so, she loves her co-workers and even can call them some of her best friends.

This is Tammy fox, she has worked at Beaver Local for 20 years always in the food department. Her favorite part of her job has to be working with the people, “I love my co-workers,” Tammy explained. Tammy is also a head cook but she mainly keeps up on products during the day so they don’t run out.


This is Michale Lynn Blair, she’s worked in the Beaver Local School District for about six years and she is actually a cashier. She’s in charge of taking kids money and seeing what they have put on their trays. Michale loves her job, she loves working here at Beaver Local and says, “ I wouldn’t want to work with a better group of people, gotta love them.”

 

We at the Beaver Blog would like to say THANK YOU to all of our wonderful cafeteria workers. You are appreciated and valued.

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Rory Bryer


Rory Bryer, the man who had baseball on his mind and a bat in his hand. He started his baseball career young, watching the game, playing the game, learning its ins and outs. He started when he was 8 years old, learning from his coaches wisdom and teachings of the game. He was a literal prodigy, tee ball wasn’t even close to the realm of his ability. Rory Townsend Bryer, made his way up the ladder of baseball by testing his ability to play. Rory’s favorite baseball team is the Boston Red Sox, his favorite player is “Big Pappi “ who also played for the Boston Red Sox. What drives Rory Bryer to still play you ask? Rory uses his intuition and the drive the bring home a win, not only for himself but for his team. When Rory was in the 8th grade he won himself a home run derby and he’s been virtually unstoppable since.

Rory is a team player, he has been since he starts baseball his freshman year. He appreciates his teammates most when he is out on the field, but who does Rory look to when he needs the most help? Rory looks to faith and religion. His mother has supported him since he began baseball, driving him to his games, practices, dinners, Meet the team, banquets everything he has had to be at his parents have taken him there and he couldn’t appreciate it more them being there. He’s grateful for all he has in life. Rory’s favorite teammate is one that is also in his class of 2017, his name is Trey Trucksis. Rory has a great appreciation for his coach, Mr. Agnew, he made true leaps to get Rory to play to his best of ability. He caught Rory at his worst and at his best moments. He pushed Rory to be the best he could and Rory has taken that advice and used it for the best.

Rory’s main goal for his senior year is to play to the best of his ability and really show what he is capable of. He has already started his workouts and conditioning himself for this year’s Beaver Local Baseball team season. Rory’s plan for after high school are to attended Kent state university to get bachelor’s in business and keep his dream for baseball fueled but not lost.