Everett Area High School - Warrior Yearbook (Everett, PA)

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Qmwz im MAXINE WARD AND DoRo'rHY SMITH Dorothy Smith and Maxine Ward, the secre- taries, play an important part in the office Work because they help with such duties as taking cafeteria count, collecting lunch tickets in the cafeteria, making out announcement IRA F. SALKELD The man we often see around the school checking attendance records is Ira F. Salkeld, the attendance officer for the Everett Southern Ioint Schools. Mr. Salkeld has the power to arrest without warrant any student under the age of seventeen who does not attend school regularly or any student who is disor- derly While in school or on the way to or from school. zfg , V sheets, making out monthly reports on attend- f i. , ance, answering the telephone and taking messages for Mr. Mack and Mr. Hood, and many other duties. None of these duties ever seems to cause them to lose their patience or their smiles. Dorothy qnd Maxine are graduates of Ever- ett High School in the class of 1951, and both have been employed in the principals' offices since that time. ! Ak t Twelve

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Iessie V. Miller is cm adviser to the lreshmen and the Tri-Hi-Y. She was graduated from Lock Haven State Teachers College, where she re- ceived a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree. She teaches mathematics. Carolyn S. Owens is a commercial teacher. She was graduated from ln- diana State Teachers College with a Bache- lor of Science degree. She is an adviser to the Warrior, the sophomore class, and the FBLA. Marie Sharp is a com- mercial teacher, who was graduated from Beckley College and attended Susquehanna University. 'liawqatwm -44 Eleven Thelma E. Morse, a senior class adviser, was graduated from Iuniata College, where she re- ceived a Bachelor of Arts degree. She is sponsor ol the F. T. A. and ad- viser to the Senior Dra- matics Club. She is also an adviser to the Nation- al Honor Society. She teaches English. Sherlyn Pursel is the art supervisor and teach- er for all Everett South- ern Ioint Schools. He was graduated from Kutztown State Teachers College, where he received his Bachelor of Science de- gree. Fred A. Snyder is the director of the school band and teaches instru- mental music. He was graduated from Dana's Musical Institute and at- tended Pennsylvania State College.

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