Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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Maintenance Left to Right-C. Jackson, P. Beane, A. Turco, J. Russell, E. Booth, W. Morgan, headwaiterg W. Golightly, C Getman, D. Bastian, W. Pelton. WAITERS Wycvmiiig Seminary provides working oppor- tunities for willing and ambitious students who are unable to meet all expenses of room, board, and tuition. One such type of work is that of waiting on tables in the dining room. The waiters are a hard- working group without whose services the school could not function. The boys are neat in appear- ance, and they do their work very cfhciently at all times. The head waiter this year was Williani Morgaii, under whose capable leadership the waiters were organized into a smoothly functioning group. The school greatly appreciates their diligent work, MISS E, BLANCHE MAXFIELD DIETICIAN An essential member of the maintenance staff is Miss Mztxiield, the dietician. Her all-important tasks include buying the food, planning the menus, as well as purchasing new equipment for the dormitories. She has not only organized an immaculate kitchen, but moreover, with her kindly manner and efficiency, has won the affection and respect of all her eo-workers. CLARENCE P. JONES ENGINEEIQ Mr. Jones can bc seen hard at work on the campus at almost any time, for it is his job to see that the grounds of the school are always neat and well cared for. He also holds the position of head electrician. Mr. jones came to Seminary as Chief Engineer in 1927 and later was made supervisor of grounds and buildings. His services are indispensable to the school,

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My f I ' f Y Apu. Miss Hg-lpn Anderson - Ph, B, Mr, C. C, Mack, Miss Shirley Edwards, Miss Stella Golomb Am' DEPARTMENT Tlit- Art Room, capahly prcsidcd ovcr hy Miss Andcrson, is run 'kworkshopv stylc. Thu studcnts ul nicchanical drawing arc taught to yisualizc a toni' from all vicws, whilc anothcr studcnt licnds HV cr tht- intricatc iolw ol- cutting ncxt wcck's Opin- atoru covcr. Uthcr aspiring artists arc cngagcd in painting postcrg lor thc plays or a dancc, Bccausc shc likcs to havc studcnts skctch and paint troni naturc, Miss Andcrson scnds sonic stutlcnts out doors cvcry clay. This ycar, thc studcnts of thc Art Dcpartmcnt contrihutcd tlicir talcnts to making thc Annual a succc-fs, Campus sccncs illkl utlwf tliawings wcrc donc hy thc stunlcnts of thc dcpart- lllt'lll' ,, . Shaola Nctzcl, Dorothy Slapinski, Dorothy Furnoch 'S :iw OFFICE STAFF Thc husy sphcrc that is Scminary rcvolvcs around a ccntcr nuclcus, thc husincss and administrativc olliccs. To Miss Edwards, thc Dcan's sccrctary, is cntrustcd thc joh of kccping track of thc hclls and dcmcrits. Mr, Mack. thc kccpcr of the kcys. is in chargc of thc husincss otlicc and usually can hc found hchind his dcsk, cashing chccks or rcplac- ing lost kcys. Miss Clolomlw, Dr, Flcck's sccrctary. is in chargc of thc switchhoard in addition to licr sccrctarial dutics, The staff ot' thc othccs form a unit without which thc school could not function. BOOK STORE A familiar spot to cvcry Scminary studcnt is thc Book Storc, at which supplics csscntial in school work may hc ohtaincd. Hard at work hchind thc Book Storc countcr is a group of ctlicicnt girls, who mcct thc studcnts' nccds and capahly handlc thc husincss aifairs of thc storc, Thc Book Storc has hccn managed for thc past ycar hy Dorothy Furnoch. a mcnilwcr of thc Dcan School of Busincss. who at- tcnds night school at Wilkcs Collcgc. Dorothy has two hclptul and capahlc assistants, Shacla Nct- Zcl and Dorothy Slapinski. Shacla is a mcnihcr of this ycar's graduating claw, and Dorothy is a mcmhcr of thc Dcan School of Busincss whcrc shc is studying husincss and stcnography. This trio is always rcady to lit-lp ai studcnt find a hook, a piccc of athlctic cquipnicnt, or to assist him in somc othcr capacity.

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