Mamaroneck High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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H lfuarliirgr Irjt Io riylil: ,lI:', -fumes SIl1'l'fll1UI. Jlr. John t1ri1'1'f'y. JIV. Jllllfl l.1tH'tlfI. Sfclmliitg, left lo rigflilf Jlr. Jliellawl 'l'ripiro, t'IiirQl C1f.sfmlim1,' .lIr. lrriny H'iril1l'. Mr. Ifulpll Seiliuylo, Nut in lIfCflll't',' Jlrs. Mary Elwcl, Matrou. tIl'S'l'UlDIANS Mamaroneck High School owes a great deht of gratitude to its eustodians. Few students real- ize the marvelous joh they do in keeping us comfortahle. Now, with the fuel shortage, the task of heating the school is that much more diflicult. This difficulty has heen surmounted successfully, however. hy our ahle custodians, headed hy Mr. Michael Tripico. Their help in performing many of the odd iohs around the school is incomparahle. They always cheerfully do whatever joh, no matter how small, that requires their attention. The students, sincere and grateful thanks go to the custodians. l.1'fI lo Vigflll: .'lIi.s.s Jlumlv Jloryfufl. illrx. ,lllI'fCIlIlf4,' !'ic'z'Hi1ti, .Uixs .lim Ilteuu. Ulflfltlli S'l'.-Xlflf Miss Maude Morgan. Miss Ann lncao and Mrs. Adrienne Civettini form the hard working. often forgotten group known as the Office Stall. The innumerahle, hut very important tasks peiv formed hy this staff are sometimes forgotten. The stall, nevertheless. is always cheerful and ready to help. They are always helpful in the conveyance of messages telephoned from home. They have lnuch valuahle information at their finger-tips. Many of the records connected with the school are kept straight hy this staff. The school is deeply indehted to these folks for the wonderful work they do.