Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

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| Š ) Ф 7 Sen CU A V Mrs. B. Kubiak, Mrs. L. Nawrocki, R. Snajder, L. Trudel, Mrs. A. Cafeteria Staff The daily preparation and serving of over 800 well- balanced meals and maintaining a sparkling kitchen are the main functions of our cafeteria staff. Snajder, Mrs. J. Anstett. The Go-cart! Left: Mrs. R. Becker, Mrs. G. Woelfle, Mrs. E. Rector, Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. V. Piatek, Mrs. F. Michalak. Right: Mrs. A. Fassel, Mrs. W. Swanson, Mrs. ]. Rudnik, Mrs. B. Becker, Mrs. E. Cady, Mrs. G. Smith, Mrs. M. Welz.

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E. Barnett, P. Schifla, W. Woertz, N. Barrows. J. Corliss Maintenance To the student body, the opening of jammed lockers is the us important service of the maintenance staff. They also Keep the buil | ing clean and service the electrical and plumbing equipment, as we as care for the school grounds. Clean-up time Is that the machine Mrs. Truby plans our school lunches on? Behind the lunch counter Bn , м» | ИЙ,

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Presenting the Latin trophy to the school. Miss T. Ryba, Teacher; C. Uzar, A. Tars, J. Peer; and Mr. H. Kling. Principal. Bu — nen Add ru 2 b: r E er Tre J. Filipowicz; W. Moeller; Mr. L. Koester, Adviser; C. Grimm; B. Tucker. 18 ES = Upon winning three Latin pins in the an- nual Nationwide Latin Examination, the school was awarded a trophy by the As- sociation for the Promotion of the Study of Latin. Under the direction of Miss Theresa Ryba, the winners of this honor were Carolyn Uzar, Arvo Tars, and John Peer, with respective scores of 115, 116, and 115 out of a possible 120. Awards Dale Taylor, competing against ninety students, took first place at Alfred Tech’s Annual Fall Festival typing contest. She achieved a rate of 58 net words per min- ute, thus winning a $25 Savings Bond and a medal. Dale believes that without the help and encouragement of her com- mercial teachers, Miss Marion Warner, Miss Eleanor Smedley, and Miss Ann Shoemaker, her accomplishment would not have becn possible. Competing against twenty-one other schools, Cheryl Grimm, representing Lancaster, placed first in sales demon- strations in the annual Distributive Edu- cational Clubs of America (DECA) Re- tailing Contest. She won a $50 War Bond, a trophy, and a trip to New York City to compete in the state finals. Others from Lancaster were Betty Tucker, Jane Filipowicz, and William Moeller partici- pating respectively in the business math, display judging, and job interview con- tests.