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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Jlalaqk Knmtzf SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Senior ,.SA. 4SA,SS,SSA.,.......ASS..,. D Avm CALHOUN Vice President .,... ..... M ARGARET TRAIL Secretary ..... .,... W ILDA PERRIN Treasurer ,,,,,. ....... N 1:11. BBEFELT SENIORS We are the proud seniors at last, So very happy to have kept our mast And banner waving through the years. We have mastered the doubts and tears. As freshmen We were shy and afraid, Hoping someone would come to our aid. We held our heads highf really wanted to run, We knew some day our victory would be won. Sophomores with a steep hill yet to climb, Before we could reach the height sublime. On and on we toiled week after week, Trying so hard our fortune to seek. As, juniors we were at last, Our doubts and fears gone with the past. There was still work to be done, Before our battle would be won. Victory, victory at last we cry, Seniors of Everett Southern Ioint High, True-this battle has been won. But we know another has just begun. -WILDA Plamam CLASS COLORS-SCGTlGf and White .... CLASS FLOWER-White Carnation CLASS MOTTO- With the ropes of the past we will ring the bells of the future Fourteen