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

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Left to Right-Mrs. Cromada, Mrs. Birchman, Miss Klepper, Miss Sellitto, Miss Newman. CUSTODIAL STAFF . . . The cleanliness of our school attests to the efficiency of our custodial staff. Maintaining a building of such magni- tide requires hard work and good man- agement, and Mr. Dietch and his staff ably handle the situation. OFFICE STAFF . . . A tremendous amount of clerical work is required to keep a school of this size running efficiently. Our of- fice staff does a heroic job, cheerfully and thoroughly. Standing-G. Capwell, A. Thomas, J, Kohrs, C. Top Row-P. Schablik, L. Tufano, J. Garvey, Messere, P. Palivio, G. Dross, L. Di Iulio, V. M. Kriger, R. O'Neil, J. Heisse, M. Riddell. Rociafta. E. Kelly- Seated - H. Taylor. P- Bottom Row-M. Clark, A. McBride, E. Rose, Dl6lCl'l, lH9ad CUSY-l G- DYRTB- J. Rooney, A. Mitchell. CAFETERIA STAFF . . . Good lunches are of prime im- portance in a student's school day. Un- der Mrs. Rose's direction, our cafe- teria staff provides excellent meals at nominal cost. 18

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DRIVER TRAINING . . . We have the distinction of being the first high school in the nation to require a course in driver training as a prerequisite for graduation, We are also unique in providing behind-the-wheel in- struction for each trainee, Actual driving experience is given through the use of two dual-control training cars. -n CLAIRE M. KOPF M.Ed. RICHARD E. FLECHTNER MA Music . . . Offered to instrumentalists a chance to play in a nationally famous band, a fine dance orchestra and J- LESLIE CAMPBELL a traditional orchestral ensemble Our vocal groups perform on special occasions they receive the necessary training for participation in M.A. our musical productions. M.M. R. W. JOHNSON

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