East High School - Orient Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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CAFETERIA STAFF J. Muoio, R. Cosgriff, S. DeRue, M. Leary, E. Chadil, G. Hayes, M. Palmer, D. Ander- son, G. Nordseth, J. Comstock, A. Loomis, D. Lowry, M. Ricker, B. Shortslef, M. Valen- CUSTODIANS J. Klimm, R. Fleck, M.Fuller, J. Fuhrey, R. Hutchins, M. Jones, C. Lukasiewicz, Ms. Hattie, I.V. Ziegler.

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SENTRIES J G. Lorenzo S. Condon SPECIAL SERVICES R. Memelo ea M. Kohmescher J. Stone Officer Maletta and friend A. Silverman D. Vanderweel G. Stabins, teacher aide. Miss- ing: H. May, G. Baldasarre, P. Brennan.

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RETIREMENT After many years of dedicated teaching, Mr. and Mrs. Spafford of East High’s Business Ed- ucation Department will be retiring in June. Pauline and Norman Spafford met when they were sophomores at Charlotte High School. After graduation, she attended Nazareth Col- lege and began her teach- ing career in 1937. She taught at many different schools before coming to East High, where she be- came the Department chairperson in 1965S. Mr. Spafford gradu- ated from Rochester Business Institute and then went to Niagara University. Later, he went to Syracuse Uni- versity for his Masters Degree in Business Man- agement. He has taught at East High School since 1964, coming to us after working for Xerox Corporation for several years. Married forty years, the Spaffords have al- ways enjoyed working together. One of their greatest pleasures, they say, is talking with former students who come to visit. Between them, the Spaffords have taught thousands of kids, elsewhere. 7 — — — .. Pauline and Norman Spafford hundreds of whom have taken their the place in the Business world throughout Rochester Area and The members of the community thank the Spaffords for East High their services to school and wish them a happy retirement. — ee | still —- —— ———— the