Falconer High School - Falconaire / Corridor Yearbook (Falconer, NY)

Page 13 text:

ow swf Some of the busiest hands in the school are those of the capable people who help run our school administration-the office staff. Daily services often not appreciated bythe student body are the issuance of late passes, the lost and found department, permits for absences, and the purchase of book covers. These dedicated individuals keep our school 011 a daily routine and a smoothly running time schedule. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE Mrs. Astrid Becker Mrs Nancy SIIUISOII BUSINESS OFFICE Mr. Richard Lathrop Mrs. Elizabeth Larson CENTRAL OFFICE Miss Viola Donelson vi ,

Page 12 text:

304 Ewfm ROW ONE: S. Little, S. Abbey, H. Crandall, P. Dort, M. Stoddard. ROW TWO: M. Peterson, A. Jones, O. Melquist, R. Swanson, H. Peterson, R. Sprague, R. Walker. The Cafeteria Personnel of Falconer Central School always prepare menus that are rich in taste as well as food value. The Cafeteria prepares their meals in accordance to a planned menu that is posted each Monday for the ensuing week. The Cafeteria lunches give the student a well balanced meal for the nominal fee of 3011. 10 The bus drivers are often considered by many students to be an essential part of the school day, but bow often does the student realize the service his bus driver really performs for him. The often times thankless job of bus driver is one of re- sponsibility. ln the hands of bus drivers are the fates of hundreds of students. The bus drivers at Falconer High School are a wonderful group of men always willing to drive to school events and games. The bus drivers perform many tasks which never receive a verbal thanks, but here is our opportunity to give an open thank-you to these men for all their acts. Mrs. G. Inwood, Mrs. B. Walllstrom, Mrs. S. Kofod, Mrs. V. Aildrich.

Page 14 text:

bWM64 Miss Barbara Johnson Miss Margaret Marker At the close of our school day, another group of diligent workers enters Falconer High School to prepare the premises for the next day. These people are the mem- bers of our very competent Maintenance staff. The maintenance staff works during the summer months preparing our school for our re-entrance to school. These people are the ones responsible for the continuing of the excellent condition of our school. 'I2 The Nurses staff of Falconer H i gh School is composed of Miss Marker, Miss Johnson, and Mrs. Mead. The nurses have the twofold duties of serving as truant officers and being helpful friends when sickness calls. Upon retuming from a day of absence, one must be admitted to school by the nurses before he can obtain a ucrediti' excuse. Also, the Nurses perform the yearly tasks of checking eyes, ears, and checking height and weight gains through- out the previous year. The Nurses per- form many unheralded tasks that, although they may not show it, the student body does appreciate. Emwdww ROW ONE: A. Rosenberg, A. Asel, E. Haskins. ROW TWO: W. Coleson, S. Grodecki, R. Wick- mark W. Wilson. ROW THREE: H. Hine, C. Grimes, E. Atkins.