Miami Norland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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, .1; Information for the absentee bulletin is compiled and mimeogmphed by Mrs. Norma Gandees, Secretary to the Assistant Principal ofAdministration. MRS. MARION MRS. PAT LEE MRS. GLENNA LACER LEWIS MRS. VIOLET MRS. VIRGINIA MRS. FRANCES SPITERI SMIOPE VITTERITE 87 Mrs. Skinner and Mrs. that accumulate in the MRS. REAVEL LEWIS MRS. ANDREE WILSON SECRETARIES Caputo solve the problems main administration ogice. MRS. MAZIE SKINNER MRS. MYRTLE WESSLING

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MRS. BARBARA MRS. ROSALIA ANTLEY CAPUTO MRS. NORMA GANDEES MRS. EMILY JONES Caring for the sick and injured students is the job of the schoolts registered nurse, A475. Barbara Antley, who insures pupilst health. t3 Secretaries Insure thcient Organization Maintaining extensive school correspondence is one of the multitude of tasks performed by Norlande staff of eleven efficient secretaries. Each secretary has speciflc responsibilities and duties. The main office staff arranges schedules, records and grades, and prepares the teachersh payroll. The Assistant Principalst secretaries perform the clerical duties of the thces of Guidance, Administra- tion, and Curriculum. Assisting the television teachers are four aides who take attendance and help grade and record tests. Norland,s hardworking treasurer has the responsibility of balancing all school and club accounts. During the year the secretarial staff has remained congenial to faculty, students, and Visitors alike, even through innumerable phone calls and typing assign- ments. These secretaries work harmoniously together under the supervision of the Registrar, Mrs. Rosalia Caputo, to insure a smooth, well-run business organiza- tion capable of discharging the duties of a huge school. One of the many responsibilities of Mrs. Reavel Lewis, school treasurer, is the processing of requisitions.

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CAFETERIA VVORKERSeBottom Row: Phillis Pelasi, Mammie Minick, Virginia Tubell, Ella Paueers, Gertrude Radin, Marie Denning, Reba Sonnerschien, Nancy Giles. Top Row: Hughmina Lapp, Shirley Merwin, Francis Reid, Jessie Bates, Ester Giargio, Clara Weid, Vinnie Pustizzi, Marie Fiandolla, Helen Reinard, Lois Fraysier, Elsa Esterson, Alice Sampson, Harriet Shalomith, Tina De Jovine, Eva Gagnon, Mary Ingraham. Mrs. Helen Reinard, cafeteria managen administers a well- organized school lunch program which is dietetically sound. At right: Cafeteria helpers Ruby Adams and Blossz'e Collier insure a clean lunchroom and spotless culinary utensils. 88 Cafeteria Offers Well- Balanced Meals Maintaining an echient school cafeteria insures that students and employees may have their dietary needs for the noon-day meal adequately met. The direct re- sponsibility for an echient, financially sound, well- organized school lunch program is delegated to the cafeteria manager and dietician, Mrs. Helen Reinard. The mere cooking of the food is a small part of the actual cafeteria operation. Manning the service lines, cash registers, and dish washers is essential to a smooth- running food service establishment. The cafeteria staff of twenty-eight prepares and serves lunch to over two thousand students and faculty members daily.