Amherst Central High School - Tower Yearbook (Amherst, NY)

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as Mr. Alan Schaefer 9 M, Mr. Charles Lexer Upon going to the clinic you are met by the friendly smile of our competent nurse, Mrs. Coyer. She is always prepared for emergencies and takes upsets in her stride. As a regular duty, the school nurse keeps the school health records. Her yearly checks are a guard to the health of Am- herst students. I3 i Our congenial attendance officer, Mr. Alan Schaefer, manages all matters deal- ing with absentees. 'The most carefully laid out system can become jammed. The attendance officer straightens out such situations. In addition to his numerous attendance duties, Mr. Schaefer finds time to advise the Projection Crew and assist in coaching our football team. OHM JV xtfhl 1 xi Mr. Charles Lexer, the School District Clerk, is re- sponsible for handling the business affairs of Amherst. The duties of the school clerk have increased con- siderably in proportion to the growth of the school. H wi v Mrs. Emma Coyer

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f...p5 Mr. .lohn Scheller Senior High School Principal Mr. Scheller holds a respected position as principal of our Senior High School. Each one of us who is acquainted with him realizes the outstanding qualities which he possesses. Every problem, whether large or small, receives his individual at- tention and trustworthy advice. In some aspects he has iniluenced the lives of each one of us and has helped us to become more responsible people. v1.. it ll lhiiinaun 'ff Qlypmv-.sl . - .u 1 ,Q 1 4 ,n 4 al in ai Junior High School Principal if sm Q.. 1 wk ' - J: L' : ' : -n an il Mr. Edwin Mustard, principal of the J un- - ll' 7 ior High School is regarded as a friend and counselor by all. Under his conscientious guidance, the Junior High is able to func- tion most effcctivel . He works closely Y with both faculty and students, gener- ously offering his assistance to all prob- lems which arise. .-1 53' ' l frills 12 Mr. Edwin Mustard

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CAFETERIA STAFF First Row: Mrs. Haffa, Mrs. Kjncaide, Mrs. Brunner. Second Row: Miss Beale, Mrs. Klein, Mrs. Fe er, Mrs. Clode, Mrs. Smokowii, Mrs. Dietsch, Miss Rhoda Hunt. At luneh time there are one way signs directing students to the cafcterias. The cafeteria staff manages to meet the nutritive needs of the crowds in three lunch periods. Mrs. Macauley gives the signals, aptly directing these oper- ations. STUDENT CAF ETERIA STAFF Macaulay ' Y xg TLI1I2Dl.UNCH1OMlN X25 13 Vx ,,...1 'V pb '-. V 9 n. X 'W X X ' ' 1 TF ix 15:25. . TT- ' 5 K - v'-s FJ +I' ,fy First Raw: Dorothy Whale, Noreen Rein., Carol Eichorn, Marcia Marsha, Nancy Baer. Second Row: .Toe Selden, Bob Gannas, Gordon Krystaf, Bill Nash, David lVIiller. 14