Palmyra High School - Tillicum Yearbook (Palmyra, NJ)

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Future eeretaries of America fsek'ra-ter'iJ, n. a person employed to keep records and take care of cor- respondence for an organization or an individual. OFFICERS D, Buchscheidt, Treasurer, M, Yearly, President, Mr. L, Harker, Advisor, M, Coleman, Secretary. Composed of senior commercial students, the Future Secretaries of America is under the leader- ship of Mr. Lester A. Harker. The organization seeks to prepare its members for responsible posi- tions in secretarial fields. Through the aid of speak- ers, who are representatives of surrounding business concerns, the future secretaries endeavor to broaden their knowledge of business conditions and require- ments for secretarial employment. FIRST ROW-S1 Astemborski, G, Dreher, M, Volpe, K, Brooks, M, Coleman, M, Yearly, P, Gorman, D, Buchscheidt, C, Cuzzupe, K, Lanish, A, Kessler. SECOND ROW-N, Duffett, B, Wells, J, Bistline, J, Neamond, P, Sigmond, A. Staub, P, Gentile, L, Patterson, W, Buckmaster, C, Olive, THIRD ROW-C, Stonaker, D, Yost, B, Haines, C, Gaynor, J, Belknap, M, Todd, D, Hodson, C, Jukel, K, Cahill. FOURTH ROW-L, Koppenhoefer, B, Clauser, J, Shappell, P, Batlis, D, Freedman, C, Kern, C, Parry, C, Lape, B, Gotta.

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Future Nurses of America Cnflrsb, n. a person trained to take care of the sick, in- jured or aged. The Future Nurses of America is an organization com- posed of girls interested in pursuing careers in the medical field, Under Mrs. Lillian Smith's direction, the monthly meeting is planned by one of the classes which provides movies, special reports, or speakers from local hospitals. The organization's main activity is supporting a young Korean war orphan, to whom the members write and send gifts. Cake sales and other worth-while projects help to provide the funds necessary to continue this project. Members of the F. N. A., by visiting various hospitals in the immediate area, obtain an understanding of a variety of programs that the hospitals offer, which aids them in their career decision. OFFICERS J, Peterson, Treasurer, J, Salmonsen, Pres identgMrs, L, Smith, Advisor, C, Heb- rew, Vice-President, C Smith, Secretary, FIRST ROW-S, Brewer, M, Youngblood, S, Wright, D, Person, K, Webb. SECOND ROW-B, Deutscher, V, Larmore, T, Hoover, , Wilson, J, Salmonsen, J, Peterson, C, Hebrew, C, Smith, S, Hunn, D, Kiebler, G, Mulhern, J, Giampaolo. THIRD ROW- K, Smith, M, Wallace, D, Bianco, J, Van Santen, L, Davenport, J, Koehler, C, Smith, C, Smith, C, Hungridge, L, Poeder, D S, Chadwell, FOURTH ROW-D, Fichter, S, Young, J , Valentine, J, Flower, B, Stewart, P, Evans, M, Jondreau, J, Terbush, L, Person, M, Boulden, J , Murphy, M, Malone, FIFTH ROW- J, Reynolds, S, Flynn, L, Rimathe, C, Taylor, V, Robertson, M, Hughes, E, Clauser, M, Sanders, C, Summers, K. Antrim, D, Cole, 49

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F, if FIRST ROW-J, Bistline, S, Astemborski, C, Cuzzupe, K, Lanish, A, Jordan, M, Volpe, K, Brooks, M, Coleman, A, Kessler, G, Dreher, Y, Meli. SECOND ROW-D, Buchscheidt, C, Olive, W, Buckmaster, P, Gorman, B, Wells, N, Duffett, L, Patterson, P, Gentile, P, Sigmond, J, Neamond. THIRD ROW-B, Clauser, L, Koppenhoefer, K, Cahill, P, Batlis, C, Jukel, D, Hodson,M, Todd, B, Haines, J, Belknap, D, Yost, C, Stonaker. FOURTH ROW- C, Lape, C, Parry,C, Kern, D, Freedman, M, Yearly, J, Shappell, B, Gotta. r . Csek'ra-ter'iJ, n. one who as- sists a teacher in correspond- ence, records and other cler- ical duties. The Teachers' Secretaries, a group of senior commercial students, lend their time and talents to assist teach- ers in their clerical Work. Under the guidance of Mr. Lester A. Harker, they gain necessary experience in the practice of oflice duties, which will prove invaluable in future employ- ment. Their typing and other contribu- , tions to the faculty are an essential , part of the maintenance of classroom operation and efficiency. Often a Teacher's Secretary will devote one of her seventh periods to typing a teacher's test for the next day. 1