Derry Area High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Derry, PA)

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THE 1937 DERRIAN J FACULTY ies K, is C5 MISS COSGROVE MISS KIST MISS NESSLER MISS NORMA COSGROVE. MISS MARY ANN REGINA KIST. Miss Cosgrove, coininerciul teacher for Derry High School, was graduated from Pitt University. In addition to her school work, Miss Cosgrove. with several other tent-hers, coaelied various girls basketball tennis. She also helped direct the Junior Class pluy, Dying to Live. Miss Cosgrove is fast lmeconiing one of Derry's most pop- ular teacliei's. Miss Kist, a gratlnzite of Penn State, is flfrite artive in Derry High School. Be- sides teaching English and History, she has Charge of the school library. During Mart-h and April, she directed the enjoy- able Senior Class play, Laugh Clown. Noted for her ready wit, she is one of the liriglitest spots in the High school. MISS MARY MARGARET NESSLER. Miss Nessler. an honor student of Derry Rn'on,Q:,i and Seton Hill, teaches two foreign liniguuges, Latin and French. She is espeeially popular with the girls of Derry High School. Librarians busily engaged in searchinq out facts. C117

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,ff t ' FA C V. fp ' 'J . if ltr ULTY MISS ANKNEY MR. BOVARD MR. BUCCI MISS HELEN E. ANKNEY Miss Ankney gezracluated from Derry High School with high honorsg she was also an honor student at Seton Hill, from whence sho was ferradnated in 1936. VVhile she teaches Flnglisll and French, she also takes an avirl interest in extra classroom activi- ties. She alsw proved herself a great. help- mate :luring the production of the Junior Class play, Dying to Live. M R. PATSY BUCCI Pat, as everyone calls him. was gradu- ated from Penn State. He is instructor in four subjects-Biology, Chemistry, Geom- etry and History. He is also athletic coach, and many Derry victories were under his banner. Since he formerly taught at Derry Township High School, he is very popular at both schools. MR. HAROLD D. BOVARD. Mr. Hovard, unlike any of the other teachers, was graduated from Grove City. Ile is instructor in two subjects, History and General Science. Scene from Miss Cos- grove's Typing Class. THE 1937 DERRIAN .1- I lOl

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OFFICE ASSIST ANTS - if ' 1 x a ff QW. i Y- Betty Van Wey Alice Edsall Olga Garver Annually there 2i.l'0 several girls selected from the Senior Class to serve as student secretaries in the high school othce. Those selected for the 1936-37 term were Alice Edsall, Olga Garver, and Betty Van Wey. As each girl is assigned to different periods of the day, there is someone in the oflice every period throughout the day. Although their duties are almost the same, at times they vary. The daily corre- spondence and filing of letters are carried on through these girls. There is the typing of mimeograph stencils, and copies must be made on the mimeograph machine. The girls have charge of the compilation and distribution of absence slips. They also take care of the mail, and stamp and dis- tribute the magazines. And, last but not least, they handle all telephone messages and convey information to those desiring it. Miss Edsall, Mr. McKel- vey, Miss Garver, and Miss Van Wey at work in the affine. THE 1937 DERRIAN C123