Lyndhurst High School - Ursa Major Yearbook (Lyndhurst, NJ)

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Office Staff lf you have ever lorgollen your combinafion. losf or found somelhing, been lafe +o class or school, worked in or visired any of our offices, lhen you've probably had reason lo appreciale lhese ladies and lhe fine iob 'rhey're doing in helping To keep L.l'l.S. operaiing smooihly. Among 'rhe iirsl +o arrive and lasl +o leave each day, They busily keep 'rraclc of us, 'rype applicalions and records, answer felephones. and lend a helping hand 'ro all who seek i+. Miss Edi+h Neuhauser Mrs Sarah Jones Nurse Mrs. Mildred Mulheisen Mrs. Hilda Donald Mrs. Grace Hickey

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Miss Theresa Wall Residenr of Paferson , . . BA. from Fair' leigh Dickinson Universily . . . reaches Algebra and English , , has been Teach- ing af L.H.S. for 'rwo years. Mr. Edward Zak Residenl of Clillon B.S. and MA. from New York Universily , , feacher of Slenography and Commercial Law . . has been reaching al L.l'l.S. for fhirleen years . , I woulcln'+ miss a day of school. Miss Angela Wisniewski Residenl of Lyndhursr , BA. from rhe Universily of Delaware and MA, from Columbia Uniyersily . has clone grad- uale work in Guidance a+ Selron l-lall Uni- versily , , , has been leaching English for many years al L.l'l.S. Look if up in +he diclionaryfl Mr. Paul Zonn Residenr of Lake Hoparcong . . , Bachelor Degree of Music from Universify of Miami , has been reaching insrrumenlal music for one year ar L.l'l.S. Please be quie+! Miss Laura Yanifelli Residenl of Rulherlord Prafl lnslilule and a BS, and MA. from New York Uni- versily has been reaching Home- making for lwo years or L.l-l.S. Miss Mary Helen Zook Resiclenr of Norlh Arlingfon AB. from Monrclair Slale College . , reaches General Business Training and Consumer Educalion leaching her firsr year af L.l'l.S. This is an office case. ' 19

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Cafeteria Helpers 1 K 4 T . A i ' M ' A Q. , v 4, , Q-ew' g 'Q Lefl To righl: Mrs. PaTTerson, Mrs. Crupi. Mrs. Vendala. Cusfodians Our cusTodians, The busy men dressed in gray, have kepT our Alma MaTer spic 'n span making iT a school oT which we can be proud. NOT only can These genTlemen be Tound sweeping, dusTing, or polishing, buT anyiday of The week They mighT be Tound helping some sTudenT wiTh a proiecT or problem. Forever smiling, They hang our posTers, unlock diTTiculT lockers, and geT us necessary equipmenT Tor our dances. In This Tinal proiecT, our year- book, we would like To Thank Them Tor all Their help. Mrs. Tully VisiT our caTeTeria aT lunch period, and you will see These TaiThful, sTaunch caTeTeria helpers wiThsTanding The onslaughT of hungry sTudenTs. We can honesTly say Thai' They deserve a medal Tor bravery above and beyond The call of duTy. Since These women have organized our cafe- Teria, we have seen The inTroducTion oT many new and diTFerenT Toods. They have worked diligenTly in an eTForT To saTisTy The needs oT all The sTudenTs and Teachers who eaT in our caTeTeria. This ordeal does noT occur buT once a day. These women gaTher Themselves TogeTher and prepare To furnish The same service To The second lunch shiTT. Though They do noT spend The enTire day in our school, The hours spenT here by Them are appreciaTed by all who eaT in our caTeTeria. 'ir I ,Qc x Os l if T si 7 I 8, Tl 5 fi ,Ke I My 4' My xp' A , A.,' fi ' g 4, .Jil Ai 'C Kneeling, leff To riglnfz Mr. Sal LaVecchia, Mr. Joseph Eulo. Sfanding: Mr, Thomas SchreckensTein, Mr. Henry Vandersfraal, Mr. Donald LaScola, Mr, VicTor Frangipane. There are Tew girls-Tew sTudenTs--who do noT know This smiling lady. Always beaming a warm hello, never complain- ing, she has been a wonderTul lriend and help To us and To our school. For all her diligenT eTTorTs and kind words, we'll re- member her Tondly as a viTal parT OT our alma maTer. 21