Delhaas High School - Torch Yearbook (Bristol, PA)

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Typmg recordmg and bookkeepxng are all necessary requnrements 10 the operanon of a school such as ours These dunes are carr1ed out by our secretarres chosen for thelr numerous capabrlmes and wrlhngness to work All phases of offlce procedure are conducted by th1s corps of workers Helpfully dxrectrng students who come mto the gurdance and general offtces to the proper author1t1es 15 only one of the jobs of th1s staff whrch pro vndes thc organlzanon necessary for an effec uve educatlonal system Thelr records are school hrstory the1r correspondence 15 good wrll and thczr bookkecpmg IS good busmess uf .- Good rnornmg Guxdance Offxce says the famxlxar voxce of Mrs Cousms whose job mcludes everythmg from typmg to student guxdance NN The cheery votce on the telephone the hands behmd those typewrxtten pages are here seen as our secretarres Left to Rsgbt Mrs Vosburgh Mxss Cheatham Mxss Wwlfenden Miss Aufschlag Smxlmg a fnendly welcome the secretanes of our Admmlstratxve Office can make busmess a pleasure The comphcated mxracle of our IBM machine hes m the capable hands of these members of our business offlce staff 23 a v v . V . . 'V H . , 3 V ' ' . Q T. . Y . . - v y A A . . . . l n . .' . , , , . f 1 .J 9 ' x ,..- A ,V Q , 1. my iv by . 44- . ,. l . ,..a-- ,M---'V Uw ,, . . . ,, .. . . . . . . 1 1 '

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Physxcal as well as educattonal well bemg are stressed by our school nurse and doc tor Left to Rzgbt Mrs Baxrd Dr Lawler Loutse Haxnes Attendrng to the physxcal and mental health of the students of Delhaas IS a tremen clous job rn rtself Performmg the dunes of thrs yob are the school doctor nurse psycholo grst and guldance counselors whose work IS m cluded tn the department of specral servlces The br annual health exammatrons grven our students are rncluded rn the work of these people as ts the psychologlcal testmg and gutdance programs The operatron of these servrces rs of the utmost rmportance to our school aclmmrstratots for only Wnth thrs help can a well rounded prcture of each student be obtamed U -Mum--4...-Q. 'Nu Boy school was never luke thls Jeannette Gouse seems to be enyoymg the Student guldance a vltal part of hugh school lrfe IS here given tests gxven by Mr Thomas Delhaas psychologist 22 by Mxss Varvouus - I Q a 1 ' , I - 7 . X, . ,, . - - .' . . , . , ' I . U f U U U ..,..,....... ..........: ,mvv WMKN K g W--nn-1.-.. I vt..-.vvfg 6. V,-'I N Wi-4h--hLM.- rag A ., J 4 l L l -145. , -. v X . 'a -. y ' v , . . . , . . . , . . . I

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. +G-wr 44 The ability to work and considerable patience are qualities possessed by all the ladies of our cafeteria staff as each day they prepare lunches for hundreds of hungry students. Planning lunches both tasty and nutritious is a job for Mrs. Yazujian, our school dietician. U I The little known and often forgotten jobs of our school are performed by our service personnel. This corps of efficient workers is responsible for the many facets of our school life which we too often take for granted. Preparing our lunches, cleaning our classrooms, giving us heat in Winter, A great deal of the credit for the efficient operation of our school can be given to these men of the maintenance depart IDCIJI. I and taking us to and from school are only a few of the numerous activities in which these people engage. Our service personnel are of great im- pottance in the township educational system, for they can provide a foundation on which .the in- structional program can be built. Have bus, will travel reads their card, and these bus drivers do travel, transporting township students to and from school. 24 , e ,rj The spotless clean halls and classrooms of Delhaas attest to the work of the men and women of our maintenance department