Kennedy High School - Legacy Yearbook (Silver Spring, MD)

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Immediately below: Mrs. Gebhardt, Clerical Aide, Below: Mrs. Melnick, English Aide. Above: Mr. Sciambi, Audio-Visual Aide. Below: Mrs. Smith, Social Studies Aide. 2...- To the left. Mrs. johnson, Guidance and Science Aide. Above: Mr. Bennett, Math Aide. To the right: Mrs, Swift, Business Aide, .JH 31

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gm i E SPECIAL SERVICES Kennedy staff gains a business manager Kennedy is more than a school - it is a community with specialists like a nurse and a business manager. When someone gets sick, he goes down to the nurse and she checks out his symptoms. The business manager is responsible for overseeing the schoolfs finances. Running a school obviously requires more than simple administration. To the left: Mr, McKenna, Business Manager has a B.B.A., and an M.B.A. Above: Mrs. Lewis, the Nurse, attended Hood College and Mass. General Hospital School of Nursing. Below: Mrs. Frederickson, Nurse's Aide. 'lug TEACHER AIDES Aides free teachers from routine Work Grading papers and typing test are only two of the many odd jobs for which teachers' aides are responsible. Some help several departments while others work in one department, even helping students. Their role is critical as they free teachers to plan and teach classes. Far left: Mrs. Silverman, Math Aide. Left: Mrs. Kirby, Science Aide.

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Below: Mrs, Veazy plans the lunch menu. To the right: The Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Anderson, Miss Neyhart, Mrs. Venable, Mrs. Scalzone. 'ec l pf H .5 A,kk'.: ':V,i 1 r'.' K' me 'la CAFETERIA Cafeteria excels in preparing banquets Prepare lunches for nearly a thousand people? That's no little task. And it rested in the hands of Mrs. Dolly Veazy and her capable staff who also occasionally prepared banquets for clubs. Despite the traditional student complaints about the food, the cafeteria staff served vvell-balanced and varied meals. 'S :': 1 ' SECRETARIES Staff provides help for students, faeult Requests besiege the secretaries from all sides. Teachers vvant them to type and run-off testsg students ask them to mimeograph announcementsg parents and visitors confront them with appointments with administrators and teachersg administrators and teachers ask them to check on students. No wonder it is often their efficiency which keeps the school running smoothly. Above: Mrs. Manch, Guidance Secretary. To the right: Mrs. Travers, Financial Secretary, Far right: Mrs, Main, Attendance Secretary. Above right: Mrs. Buerhle, Principal's Secretary,