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Maintenance The two high school matrons, Mrs. M. Vreeland and Mrs. P. Wright, are performing one of their many duties. With a school of over one thousand stu¬ dents, they are kept busy every day. The large custodial staff of Paramus High School, consisting of two matrons and twelve cus¬ todians, is known for its efficiency and friendliness. In addition to the ordinary duties of janitors, the staff maintains the 34-acre campus and continu¬ ally improves the landscaping with trees and bushes. The large number of extra-curricular activities and events in the classrooms, gymnasium, cafe¬ teria, and auditorium, occurring after school, evenings, and on weekends, necessitates a staff on duty almost all the time. Paramus High students appreciate the enormous job which the custodial staff does so excellently. Mr. Arie Hayunga Mr. Hayunga is the well- liked head of our mainte¬ nance staff. He and his asso¬ ciates are responsible for the attractiveness of both the interior and exterior of our school. The efficiency of the maintenance staff is a reflec¬ tion of Hy’s excellent super¬ vision. Before coming to Paramus High School he worked for thirty-two years in the construction business. Shown here is the mainte¬ nance staff of the high school. Left to right standing are Mr. A. C. Hayunga, Mr. F. Wegehaupt, Mr. N. Meyn, Mr. L. Koenig, Mr. C. Gerdes, and Mr. G. Konicki. Sitting left to right are Mr. V. Condusio, Mr. G. Fuchs, Mr. S. Wiezik. and Mr. C. Stelling. Not pictured is Mr. K. Walters. Custodial and maintenance men in the high school are Mr. J. Trail. Mr. N. Pineiro, Mr. B. Votlzow and Mr. N. Van Horn. 8 111
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Mrs. Ilse Schmidt is kept busy every day in the dishwashing room of the cafe¬ teria. She is shown here lifting a tray of silverware which has just come out of the washing machine. To her right is Phil Gambuti, one of the boys who work in the cafeteria during part of their lunch hour. Mrs. Ruth Herschi, Mrs. Muriel Fagerstein, and Mr. Henry Knieps are shown above preparing lunch for the students who will start queueing up in a few minutes. Mr. Knieps is a professional baker and is famous at PHS for his cakes and pies. ■ 1 Cafeteria Paramus High is fortunate to have a well-run cafeteria serving students a mid-day lunch. A regu¬ lar hot lunch is offered, in addition to a la carte selections and sandwiches. At a different stand ice cream and milk are sold separately. The program is government subsidized, and the prices are, therefore, well within the price range of the students. The staff consists of a cafeteria man¬ ager, chefs, servers, and cashiers. A person in the dish-washing room is aided by a squad of boys, who work in twenty-minute shifts, and receive their lunch in compensation. The cafeteria also serves many large meetings and conferences. Mrs. Sylvia Schiff From left to right are Mrs. Evelyn Hatch, Mrs. Wanda Bialecki, Mrs. Winifred Marshall. Mrs. Martha Trice, Mrs. Katherine Milazzo. and Mrs. Kuni Klink, all workers in the cafeteria. This crew prepares and serves hot lunch to the PHS students. Mrs. Schiff, our dietitian manages all cafeteria opera¬ tions. Her job entails many responsibilities, some of which are buying food, planning menus, supervising the kitchen staff, determin¬ ing food cost and preparing a properly balanced nutri¬ tional lunch. Mrs. Schiff has taken ex¬ tensive night school courses involving eight years of schooling. She has had pre¬ vious experience as executive dietitian for eighteen years in New York, Washington, and Miami.
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