Pingry School - Blue Book Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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...aquup-., 1 Mr. Waldheim, Pingry's Business Manager. Mrs. Ford and Miss Knapp check the inventory. 4 2 5 . , .fn...W.u.4..M Hank-Beau Brummel. CHOOL TAFF 6 . The ojice secretaries-Mrs. King, Mrs. Mac- Farlane, Miss Davidson and Mrs. Ross. Dr. Schweizer, school physician. Maintenance Staff, left to right: Mr. Regan, Mrs. Turkiewicz, 1Wr. Miklos, Mrs. McCabe, Mrs. Dolan, Mrs. Wulbern, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Turick Absent: Mr. Masterson, Mr. Davlud.

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'He thinks too muchg such men are dangerous. Back to the old grind. P!NGRY-lN- THE-NEWS The Pingry Daily Worker. K Now rcally. ' yan um I- Bah, you wicked fellows. 17

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5, T. Mr. Kutz adjusts a shell. Mr. Bundschuh with Book Store wares. A school staff is a vital organ in the run- ning of any school, and Pingry is indeed fortunate in having the diligent and highly capable staff needed for the maintenance of the school. As head of the entire staff, Business Manager Mr. William Waldheini sees that Pingry is run smoothly and efficiently. And handling all financial matters and business matters in the Business Office are Mr. Oscar Bundschuh and secretaries Mrs. Rose Ford and Miss lrene Knapp. ln the main office. secretaries Mrs. Eliz- abeth King. Mrs. Emma MacFarlane. Mrs. Jayne Ross. Miss Marv Davidson. and Mrs. Alice P. Pringle ably take care of the hun- dreds of letters, phone calls. and all other business matters that come up during the school year. In addition to their regular work, the secretaries take an appreciated interest in the boys and lend a hand in some of the extra-curricular activities of the school. Head Dietieian Mrs. Henrietta Christen- M rs. Christensen, Dietician. sen and her industrious kitchen staff have the tremendous responsibility of feeding Pingry's students. Besides preparing a lunch every day for 498 students, the kit- chen staff prepares numerous school teas, dinners, and also helps with refreshments at dances. In his capacity as School Physician, Dr. Roman Schweizer gives his valuable time, energy. and skill for the health and protec- tion -of the students. As a friend of the school, he shows his spirit, friendship, and personal interest in the students and their activities. The job of maintaining the school and grounds is efhciently taken care of by Mr. Walter Kutz and his maintenance crew. Rounding out the staff into a smoothly- running organization is Mr. Michael Turick and his custodial staff, which has the job of keeping the school spotlesslv clean. Enough cannot be said about the diligence and thoroughness with which the custodial staff works and about its friendliness and helpfulness to the organization of the school. And in this humble dedication to the school, the staff evinces the spirit, atti- tude, and motives which are behind the entire school staff. Kitchen Staj, left to right: Mrs. Schmieder, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Conley, Mrs Kuzminski, Mrs. Christensen, Mrs. Bright, Mrs. Linderoth, Mrs. Cabarle 5 . K ' . 0 M- F ' 'A 'in 4 A 1 Gffn - i i ' 57, .. f -1. 5 g I. . 5 f 4 -1 5 -. 5? 3,5 ' E ggi . H , .- Pl , ...AQ . 0 4 , - ..-Cx .