Notre Dame High School - Juggler Yearbook (Harper Woods, MI)

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Maintenance Crew, Kitchen tajf Aid tudents Dail As the bell rings for the close of school, the work of both the teachers and students ends 5 how- ever, the work of ND's maintenance crew just begins. Heading the school's maintenance staff is Mr. Joseph Pompeo, ND's jack-of-all-trades when any repair in the school is needed. Aided by Mr. DiCicco and Mr. Fred Vitale, Mr. Pompeo keeps the school brightly clean and mechanically functioning well. Certainly, a clean, pleasant en- vironment is conducive to one's education, and Mr. Pompeo and his crew provide this wholesome at- mosphere for the ND students. In addition to the maintenance staff, the cafe- teria workers perform a likewise important func- tion for the school. Under the leadership of Mrs. Ventimiglia who directs the lunch service, warm, nutritionally-balanced lunches and snacks are served. Thus, in their own particular way, these staffs contribute to the overall well-being of the ND student body. BELOW: A cheerful smile is always displayed by Mrs. Venti- miglia as she greets students daily in the cafeteria. RIGHT: Mr. Joe Pompeo, at his desk, goes over the list of repairs he and his crew must make during the day. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Madeline Lytle and Mrs. Dorothy Vitale hold two of the staples of many a ND student - the ever-popular hot dog and french fries. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Fred Vitale can often be seen keeping the cafeteria in good condition. 'W -A Ai52mu..i.. iw 531- 2 LEFT to RIGHT: D. Vitale, A. Vitale, V. Sabatini, M. Lytle, I. Bayer. 16

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Library Expands, Remains E cient St. Peter Chanel Library is not merely a building which loans books. It is an institution which boasts a collection of most major periodicals, scores of reference books, a modernly-equipped audio-visual center for independent study, a, tutor- ing center for extra help, and a beehive of activity during any spaceshots or Tiger playoff games. This year the library expanded with the ac- quisition of more books and bookcases. Even of more importance to the students were the AV center, where students can review any film-strips, movies, records, etc., that he may have missed. The Chapel was revitalized into a working part of the library when it was transformed into the tutor- ing center. I-Iere, teachers of each major depart- ment are available for any students to come and ask for answers to any pressing questions or help with problems. To keep this wonderful machine working re- quires the talents of a special man. Filling these shoes is Mr. Ronald Stinson, librarian, who along with Mrs. Virginia Kelly, secretary, sees that Cha- nel Library is a smooth, efficient operation.