Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

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OFFICE STAFF The Principal’s assistants, Miss Spanitz and Miss Rebmann, give information concerning the general management of the school. They also devote a great deal of time and effort to keeping the school records of our students up to date and in good order. Mrs. Schmitz is the secretary in the guidance office. Mrs. Trudel operates the switchboard in the Principal’s Office and assists stu- dents in securing their working papers. The Superintendent’s staff, Mrs. Waldmiller, Mrs. Olivieri, Mrs. Adolf, and Mr. Derner, are con- cerned with the business and finan- cial branches of our school system.

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HEALIH STAFF The “aches and pains occur- ring during a day at Lancaster Senior High are taken care of in the Health office by Mrs. Vas- binder and her student assist- ants. Annually the sight and hearing of all the students are tested; seniors and athletes are given complete physicals by Dr. Addesa, the school physician, assisted by the school nurse. The results are recorded and parents notified. Faculty members and other school workers are also re- quired to have physicals, which may be obtained at the school. Absenteeism is also checked by Mrs. Vasbinder. She discusses health problems with students and parents and refers them to various agencies for further cor- rective measures when necessary. Miss Helen Tomczak, our Physical Edu- cation Director, receives part of her yearly physical check-up from Mrs. Vasbinder, the school nurse while student, Gail Heinz, records. Dr. Albert Addesa, school physician 12

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Ist row: Mrs. H. Davidson, 2nd. Vice President; Mr. C. W. Mulligan, President; Mr. A. Maxim, Ist. Vice President. 2nd row: Mrs. A. Maxim, Rep. to Coordi- nating Group; Mrs. S. Thomlinson, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. J. Lyon, Social Chairman; Mrs. H. Rosenthal, Hospitality; Mrs. N. Wydysh, Member- ship; Mrs. A. Marano, Room Mothers. Workers at our Sunday Ham Dinner PARENT TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION The 1959-1960 school year was begun with high hopes and many plans for the Lancaster Senior High Parent Teachers’ Association. The ham dinner held on October 25, not only appeased many appetites but provided an enjoyable social inter- lude as well. A successful bake sale was held on the evening of Open House in November. During the Christmas season, a dance, which helped to put everyone in the Christ- mas spirit, was held for alumni and students. In April, our PTA pre- sented a Spring fashion show, in which students participated and Mary Jane Abeles was commentator. Other functions of the association are the support of the American Field Service Exchange Student Program, a scholarship fund and the Departmental Awards program. These activities are but a few ways in which the PTA helps provide for the welfare of the students in our high school.