Dieruff High School - Ledannus Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

Page 31 text:

LONG HARD WORK AND DETER- MINATION HELPS KEEP D1ERUFF RUNNING SMOOTHLY Rosemory Krivenko One of rhe busiest offices or Dieruff High School is rhe Attendance Office Each day, or least one hundred srudenrs pass through rhe office doors for various reo sons With help from work experience srudenrs, rhe office 6 run by secretaries Nancy Leirgeb and Posemory Krivenko They summed up rhe year by storing, The Arrendonce office is o very challenging and interesting ploce ro work where there is never o dull moment Ir requires o sense of humor and o lor of porience and sromino The morn office is responsible for oil major school functions Ir houses offices for Principal Mr Meilinger. and Vice Principal Ms Holod Through rhe help of secrerones Jockie Trexler and Edirh Orrmger, rhe office wos kept running smoothly They kept oil nores. memos, ond files in order, ond provided other services The newly rebuilt Arhleric Office, is headed by Mr Alton Frey, rhe Arhleric Director His secretory, Mrs Derry Drader, was m chorge of oil sports activities, including rhe sole of rickets ond o scoreboard of oil wins ond losses The office wos very hectic rhis yeor and should be commended for o job well-done

Page 30 text:

Betty Heckman • Moty Kominsky COUNSELORS ASSIST STUDENTS WITH DAILY PROB- LEMS, SCHEDULING, AND FUTURE PLANS; DROPOUT PREVENTION PROGRAM INTRODUCED. The Guidance Office s on inregral parr of Dieruff High School Ir is here rhar counselors assist students wirh different needs such os schedule conflicts, porenr conferences, and college preparations This ossisronce could nor hove been given without the help of our skilled counselors, Mr Miholik, Mr Dobb, Mrs Trembo. Mr Durrows, ond Mr Rjtz Nor only dd they help college bound studenrs fill our college applications ond schedule various colleges to visit, they also lent their services ro students who weren't gang to college They assisted these students in filling our job oppliconons, ond helped them receive recommendations The guidonce office tries ro meet oil the needs of the students; for example, PIC, The Private Industry Council is sponsoring o program or Dieruff Mrs Julie Drezmo, Coreer Education Counselor for the grant funded program, stored, The program gives students who ore eligible for the Employment Assurance Strategies for Youth help with finding after school ond summer jobs They receive ossisronce wirh job search ond job retention skills ond explore coreer possibilities 26

Page 32 text:

Cofererio F Meek, J Flood, H Krouse, C Guerino, L Myers, A Momxo. M Poyer. J Hotfmon. E Tor ok (Monoger), D Transue. D Lombea. M Locos. C Srongl, IV Emery. R Pypruk. E Sedor. E Stenzonr, L Srrobl, V. Crourhomel ROUND THE CLOCK WORKERS MAINTAIN ORDER AND SCHOOL SAFETY Take a moment ro imagine You’re sirring in class raking a resr The room is in complere silence Suddenly, you hear some giggling os your sromoch mokes loud, rumbling noises ro remind you ir's hungry You glance up or rhe clock, anx tously awainng rhe bell so you con go ro rhe cofererio and ear1 All morning rhe cofererio workers ore busy preparing nu rnnous meals for rhe ennre srudenr body and foculry Full-course lunch and snock lunches ore served by rhese ladies Remember rhe rime you rossed rhor crumpled-up paper ro rhe rrashcan, missed, ond let ir tie rhere on rhe floor? Who picked ir up? How abour rhe doy you struggled ro open you locker, bur ir wouldn'r budge? Who did you ger ro help you? These ore just o few duties of rhe custodians Theirs is rhe difficulr rosk of cleaning up after hundreds of stu- dents Whether it's changing a lighr bub. or sweeping rhe floors, rhey work diit gently ro keep our school well mom- rained Did you ever nonce that after rhe bell has rung, rhe hall woys ore clear of srudenrs? Well, Foo Dellfield and Jim Spang are ro rhonk for rhis They patrol rhe halls ro prevenr any problems from occurring We con oil feel secure be cause of rhese rwo alerr men 28