Wyoming Seminary Prep School - Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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nobody knows the troubles we've seen . . . the seniors ci l 023.4

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4 . PF E Hn . a n Wah- 5 H .:. E V .s - business office ,fr I . dean's office staff ' A it Bring we rome money, honey . . . J' I-l7bere do we go from here? . . . One of the most vital parts of Wyoming Seminary is the Business Ofiice. Miss Stella Golomb, Dr. Decker's secretary, may always be depended upon for a smile and a helping hand. Miss Golomb also supervises the switch- board operators and mails the report cards, Mr. Clarence C. Mack, the capable bookkeeper and general manager, has become an integral part of the school life. They keep the mechanical part of the school in smooth-work- ing order. miss e. blanche maxfield f'C:1J2 rbe bake :1 :berry pie! One of the most valuable members of the maintenance staff is Miss E. Blanche Maxfield, our dietician. A nurse by profession, she came to Seminary in 1927, and since then has become an indispensable part of the school. Buying food, planning menus, and purchasing new dormi- tory equipment are all difficult tasks, but under Miss Maxf'ield's capable supervision each is carried out to perfection. Miss Maxheld also possesses a kindly disposi- tion which has won the admiration of all. The Dean's otlice is the nerve center of the Seminary. Miss Shirley Edwards, the Deans elhcient and charming secretary, is a graduate of the Dean School of Business. She is always full of fun, and makes a real contribution to the life of the school. New to the staff is Miss jean Schrempp, a graduate of the Laboratory Institute of Merchandise. She has charge of the Book Store, and Hnds Seminary life quite interesting. mr. clarence p. jones HTf70'ElllfIEl'0l' llVr1llz Mr. Clarence P. jones, our Chief Engineer, Chief Elec- trician, and Supervisor of Grounds and Buildings, has been an indispensable behind-the-scenes worker since 1927. It is his duty to keep the buildings warm, the lights and wiring in good condition, and the grounds clean. Should something go wrong, the cry is Send for Mr. jones. For many years, his has been a really vital place in the inner-function of the school. I Nl. ,ings wqswmm asses

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class officers . . , . l SIDNEY CIMMET VINCENT DIGUARDI VIRGINIA TODD Vice-Prexident Vice-President P1-widely! ETHEL EVANS PROF. LEROY BUGBEE Secretary A d rixer ALBERT FERRARO MISS HELEN BROWN Trezzmrer A 4' 1Jf-ref ALOU GORMAN HOWIE BERMAN Hirtorizzm lst row: Two love! have I . . . Talk az lot 0' lilfle happy talk . . . Then he told me of my many rhnrm.f . . . 2nd row: For we are jolly good fellowx . . . Friemlx, Rommzy, and Fellow J'1'Zld?71l.f . . . 1115! I1 cheerful lilfle earfnl . . . Sprfzgzre Hall Serefmcle . . . 3rd row: Look what Jhe'.r go! . . . There :n'e.f1l1ile.r . . . Om' hero . . 4th row: Sth row: Glow, little glow worm . . . Min CaJJ'idy': Jlyle . . . Three lillle maialy from Jchool are we . . . Cmz'l we mlk it over . . . Hog! . . . That olcl gang of mine . . . Tho! old black nmgic.