Edsel Ford High School - Flight Yearbook (Dearborn, MI)

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Cafeteria, Secretarial, Maintenance Groups All of Edsel Ford's secretarial and clerical work is done by the office staff. The responsibilities of this group include correspondence, typing schedules and typing bulletins. The staff also takes care of lost articles, locks, lockers and textbook records. Mrs. Anne Baxter. Mrs. Gerry Gilhuly, Mrs. Wanda Huska, Mr. Young’s secretary, and Mrs. Peggy Neale, Mr. Thornley’s secretary, make up a part of the secre- tarial staff. Others on the staff are Miss Helen Prince, Mr. Lawski’s secretary. Mrs. Nell Richardson and Mrs. Jean Weaver. Mrs. Wanda Huska Mrs. Anne Bavier. Mrs. Wanda Huska. Mrs. Nell Richardson. Miss Peggy Neale. Miss Geraldine Kurdsiel. Miss Helen Prince, and Mrs. Jean Weaver are the members of Fdscl Ford's office staff.

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Of Different Phases Of American Culture Mrs. Shirley Tolan conducts an informal question and answer per lod in her social studies class. Miss Grace Kachaturoff and Mr. Richard Seavitt plan future lessons for the social studies department.

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Work Behind Scenes At Edsel Ford High School •-wrauntd NOT TO BE CHARGED IN CAFETERIA Miss Piggy Johnston. Mrs. Mary Horvath. Mrs. Ruth Burgess. Mrs. Sylvia Berncrth, Mrs. Mildred Burnick, Mrs. Dolores Laurich. Mrs. Anna Wyn. Mrs. Mary Janusch. Mrs. Frances Wagner. Mrs. Edith Moor and Mrs. Eleanor Horvath make up the cafeteria staff. Edsel Ford's cafeteria staff strives to prepare nutri- tious appetizing meals for students and faculty. Mem- bers of the cafeteria staff learn and put into practice knowledge of the essentials of propter diets and propter use of the facilities and implements of the school cafe- teria. Miss Peggy Johnston, manager, Mrs. Delores Lau- rich, Mrs. Ruth Burgess and Mrs. Anna Wyn help pre- pare meals for students and faculty. Other members of the staff are Mrs. Mildred Burnick, Mrs. Frances Wag- ner, Mrs. Edith Moore, Mrs. Junita Wade and Mrs. Ruth Milliken. The cafeteria staff strives to meet and follow the standards set up by the state government and by the Dearborn Board of Education. The maintenance department of Edsel Ford aims at keeping the school neat and the grounds in order. This group is also in charge of keeping the building at a comfortable temperature. Maintenance staff working during the day consists of Mr. Thomas Hartman, head of the staff, in charge of heating, ventilation and repairs. Mr. Vernon Floyd, custodian, Mr. Alfred Martinson, outside man, and Mr. Bruce McCans, who is in charge of the boys locker rooms, are also part of the staff. Mrs. Violet DeYoung is in charge of the girls locker room and Mrs. Ann Nekola is in charge of the laundry room. Night maintenance crew includes Mr. Stephen Car- stca, engineer; Mr. Fred Bienke, Mr. Robert J. Empson, Mr. Emil F. Grenkean and Mr. John Kurek. Mr. John McConnell, Mr. Ignatius Michon, Mr. Louis Misa and Mr. Walker F. Wagner Jr. are other custodians. The janitresses who work during the night to maintain neat- ness in the school are Mrs. Mable Anderson, Mrs. American Bernola, Mrs. June Blosser and Mrs. Helen firll. IHe maintenance crew at Edsel Ford High School consists of, front row, Mr. Fred Beinke. Mr. Emil Grenkc. Mr. Tom Hartman. Mr. Gary Michon. Mr. Louis Misa and Mr. A. Martinson. Back row. Mr. John Kurek. Mr. Robert Empson, Mr. John McConnell. Mr. Walter Wagner, Mr. Bruce McCanns, Mr. Vern Floyd, Mr. Leonard Wojaiak. Not pictured is Mr. Steve Carstea.