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

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Supervising Principal MR. H. W. HARDY Well, Louie, by the looks of things this office belongs to Mr. Hardy. Yep, you can easily see that by the cheery atmosphere. Mr. Hardy is a favorite with everyone. You should hear the students cheer when it's time for him to make a speech in assembly. He always has a good story to tell from his experiences as a football offi- cial. He isn't in the high school as much as the people here would like to have him. But those from the grade schools will tell you the same things. They all know Mr. Hardy both by his friendly smile and helpfulness to both students and teachers. Guess we'd better go on down the hall. Maybe We can stop back later. Adminisfraiion g Principal MR. M. I. KURTZ Look at that sign. lt says P-r-i-n-c-i-p-a-1. What does that spell? Boy! as long as we've been here you don't know that spells Principal? Do you suppose we could get a look at him? He's rather busy. Running a high school is no easy job. But l hear Mr. Kurtz is never too busy to talk to anyone. He's a dependable man who is a real leader. Golly, there are some nice people around here. The longer We stay, the more you'll find that everyone you meet is nice.

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Mrs. Betty Fritz, School Nurse, supervises health in grades and high school Qs School Nurse Was that a moan I heard? I heard something, too. It came irorn that door beside Mr. Hardy's office. Let's peek in. My, what a neat, tidy little room. And who is that cheerful person in the white uniform? Golly, are you stupidl That's Mrs. Fritz, the school nurse. Well, what's she doing here? I thought she supervised the health in the grade schools all over the Township. Yes, but she manages to keep the health room clean and quiet and well managed, too. I still can't figure out how she does it. .ln The Office Shirley McGinnis hears, Derry Township High School. Iosephine Zedick speaking. Secretaries Who are those two attractive girls in Mr. Kurtz's office? They don't look old enough to be teach- ers, and yet they handle things as efficiently as it they were. Aren't they marvelous? Their names are Shir- ley McGinnis and Iosephine Zedick. They are the two senior commercial students who were chosen to be Mr. Kurtz's secretaries . lt must be quite a job to handle all. that office work. It's a good thing they don't have classesl Oh, but they do! And they manage to keep quite enviable scholastic records, too. Something tells me that D. T. H. S. will remem- ber them long after they graduate. K