Highland Park High School - Little Giant Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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NURSES' OFFICE STANDING: Mr . Ryoll ond Mrs. Abrahamson. SEATED: Miss losswell. ATTENDANCE OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Bock ond Mitt Barth ADMINISTRATION Each day the cafeteria staff prepares three or four tasty luncheon choices to accommodate three shifts of hungry students. The nurses dispense aspirins, comfort, and ad- vice. In addition. Miss Lasswell teaches a unit on I home nursing to home economics students. Lt. Dransfeldt not only lends authority to friendly admonitions, but also proves that a policeman can be a friend. Miss Thompson super- vises several study halls and a session. Under the direction of Mrs. Bock, the attend- ance office works with the nurses, study hall proctors, and teachers to see that we are all [present to take advantage of the educational op- portunities offered. Lieutenant Roy Dransfeldt, Special Policeman, District 113. Miss Thompson, Study Hall Supervisor. CAFETERIA STAFF BACK ROW: Mrs. Lencioni, Mrs. Biondi, Mrs. Bcnossi, Mr. Hicrbaum. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Bucanti, Mrs. Berube, Mrs. Pehan. Mr. Bellantuani, Mrs. Spitrer, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Homm, Mrs. Issel, Mrs. Schultz. Mrs. Hilton. 13

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ADMINISTRATION GUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF STANDING: Miss Wotts, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wisniewski. SEATED: Miss Rogon. Mr. O'Neal, Director of Guidance. Mr. Panther, Dcon of Students. When a marshal hands us those long, white summonses, our usual reaction is both alarm and excitement. Often the mes- sages emanate from Mr. Panther, dean of students, or from Mr. O'Neal, guidance director. These men solve problems in- volving testing, travel, and honors. The adviser chairmen perform invaluable tasks, such as supervising class projects, cultivating student interest in voca- tions and colleges, helping plan each student's academic pro- gram, and establishing a relaxed, beneficial relationship be- tween the adults at HPHS and the students. Without the efforts of the competent office staff, under the direction of Miss Watts, the rest of the Guidance Department could not function as efficiently as it does. 12 ADVISER CHAIRMEN STANDING: Mr. Floyd, Mr. Broming, Mr. Mihura, Mr. Cosh. SEATED: Miss Bond, Miss McKichan, Miss Beckmirc, Miss Shine.

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MAINTENANCE CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW: John Scornovocco, Rocco Scopclliti, Steve Kolasa, Sam Piacenza. BACK ROW: John Rossi, Rico lodurini, Anthony Rizzolo, Pete Chioni. Visitors to our school immediately comment on the cleanliness and attractiveness of the corridors, class- rooms, and grounds — the result of continual work by the custodians and grounds crew. For our active and less active students, the bus drivers supply convenient bus service. GROUNDS CREW FRONT ROW; Jim Nordini, Robert Winkler. BAC ROW: Hans Larsen, Guido Amidei. ABSENT: Gr« Sanders, Roy Cosberg. CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW: Normon Peterson, Al Olson, Nado ladurini, Charles Coleman. RACK ROW: Tom West. Lowell Criooen. Marshall Ledllo, John Sordyl. 14 Bus drivers George Boillie, Emory Cleveland, and Frank McClory clean an engine to provide safe equipment.