Burrell High School - Buccopia Yearbook (Lower Burrell, PA)

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An efficient office staff aids school program i ; Zs ‘ | 4 i, wd se | + , ne ot Ls jr ae Mrs. Phyllis Barnas Mrs. Esther Beck Mrs. Wanda Crawford Myers Mrs. Doris Yetka MRS. PHYLLIS V. BARNAS: Bookkeeper. MRS. ESTHER M. BECK: Secretary to Supervising Principal, MRS. WANDA CRAWFORD: Secretary to Assist- ant Supervising Principal. MISS JOYCE M. MYERS: Board Secretary MRS. DORIS YETKA: Secretary to High School Principal. Secretaries duties are many and yo: cd. A ringing telephone, the tapping of typewriter a So Te — yo keys, the perpetual motion of the stencil machine F issih eer are sounds one may hear in the busy offices of Bur- Witt L rell’s secretaries and clerks. Their jobs are necessary , to keep the school in efficient operation. Always willing and able to help students, these ladies are an essential part of our school.

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LI mmm BURRELL JOINT SENIOR HIGH SGHOOL Commitrie Heading Burrell Senior High School’s first senior class are J. Minford, preside S. Lagoon, treasurer; C. Zarichnak, secretary; J. Gray, vice-president. We are the ‘First’, the very First. We are the upperclassmen, the confident ones. We are the setters of tradition. We chose and named our faithful “Buccaneer”. We finally obtained our own Senior High, ours of which to be proud. We gained an identity, no longer being tuition students. We are the proud owners of the First Burrell High class ring. We are the sound of the Victory Song and Alma Mater. We were the dates at the First Junior-Senior Prom. We are the result of an experiment, a successful one. We are the leaders, now and forever. We are the Seniors. Senior Class Officers