Mamaroneck High School - Mahiscan Yearbook (Mamaroneck, NY)

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A11 high schools need principals, pupils, and teach- ers. However, something we are prone to forget is the fact that phones must be answered, records kept and letters written. We might add that questions must be answered. We are not sure how this is done in other schools, but we do know that in Mamaroneck High k Clustodians f 'i7'Sf7'lJ'llI-Ijllilill Cuviviella. Michael Tripieeo, Irving H'eiuer. Sccmzdrour-Ralph Sviliazgo, John Garwy, We are proud of our High School building. We are proud of its appearance and its facilities. During the term the building has been warm, clean, well painted and generally comfortable. This didn't just happen. The very definite cause of this pleasant condition is Mr. Michael Tripicco who, along with his helpers, has given many hours of laborious effort to maintain a well kept building. Willing, affable, able are words that aptly describe the men to whom we say, K'Thank youf, f ' sm? il 413 Clerks it is done-with a smile. Many an other- wise dull day has been brightened by the smiling faces you see to the right. Left to Right: Miss Morgan, Mrs. Mrznnellrr, Miss Cowizam. 12