Fair Lawn High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Fair Lawn, NJ)

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Left to Right -Miss Newman, M Birchman. OFFICE STAFF The secretaries of our school ful and courteous . . . mimeo iss Klepper, Mrs, Sinkinson, Mrs. C-romada, Mrs. . . . May l have a late slip? . . . help- graphs galore . . , telephones ringing and intercoms buzzing to keep our school running . . , many thanks to these ambitious girls. NURSE What do you have for a headache? . . . a great job by Miss Bud- nik . . . aspirins, alco- hol, and examinations l . . . . Don't talk with the thermometer in your mouth. . . . a re- turned alumna per- forming a big service for us all. Nurse - Miss Budnick, M. Breen, C. Koenig

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pw Xj, ,.,.. mid -2 ggi x..'SQ I . i A . 1 I 3 4. x X Seated - Miss V. Elliott, Miss W. Gruppo. Standing -- Mr. E. Frosini, Mr. D. Thomas. GUIDANCE STAFF Four capable advisors . . . planning our schedules . . . college transcripts and aptitude tests . . . How did l do on the col- lege boards? . . . Preparing students for the cold, cruel world . . . The class of '57 wishes to thank Miss Elliott, Miss Gruppo, Mr. Thomas and Mr. Frosini.

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FW-SHR Left to Rught Mr. Montgomery, Mr. Dykestra, Mr. Craig, Mr. Dras, Mr. Dietch, Mr. Massere. CUSTODIAL STAFF Six guys and a gal . . . keeping our school in good repair . . . patience and tolerance always . . . There's always a locker to be fixed . . . Gum chewers are a menace to these hard workers . . . Here 'til late hours cleaning and polishing . . . May l have a ladder to decor- ate the Gym? CAFETERIA STAFF l forgot my moneyg may l charge it? . . . a switch to the new cafeteria . . . any sub- marines? . . . Mrs. Schade and Mrs. Rose plan our healthy meals . . . a group of pleasant women who forget their own hunger to satis- fy ours. Left to Right - M. Roughgarden, R. O'NeilI, J. Rooney, M. Kriger, J. Heisse. .Jager K' cg iw K Q . ..,. A ff' ,L N. MRS. RAPP School Matron