Exeter Township Senior High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Setting an example for the student body. Mrs. Kolb takes her turn cleaning up after lunch. Taking a break to test their own cooking and enjoy some relaxing moments before the rush are cafeteria workers Mrs. Ciabattom. Mrs. Kolb. Mrs. Ritter. Mrs. Lambert, and Mrs. Kerper. CAFETERIA BLOOMS ANEW As lunchtime ends. Head Cook Mrs High gets CAFETERIA STAFF, row I Esther Kerper. Patricia Burkart. Bertha High, row 1 Jane soap ant water rea y to c ean up t e kitchen. Kolb. Martha Ritter. Lucy Lambert. Fran Runge. Marilyn Moyer. Barbara Ciabattom. academics 19

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HOME EC ADDS NEW MINI COURSES HOME ECONOMICS DEPT. Chairperson Esther L. Leininger. Christine S. Eorlini. If you can eat it, you may have it was the common cry in the renamed Home Economics Spectrum, formerly Foods I. Students in Foods II and mini-courses like Foreign Foods were also able to taste dishes unknown to them and offer special treats to staff members in the form of canning and preserving displays and taste-a-thons. Textbooks were purchased for the new Adult Roles classes, while reference and cook books and filmstrips were also added. Field trips included the annual visit to the Pennsylvania State Farm Show where several entries received ribbons. Senior Sharon Parzanese waits for her group’s hamburger casserole to be finished during period five in room 133. Junior Kevin Boettlin cleans up after class with the aid of Patti Robertson and Dave Kostival. 18 academics

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An unusually quiet Mr. Murray ponders a physics quiz. Solving a difficult problem that requires mastery of vectors makes Beth Yachera pause. Spending its first full year in the new science classrooms, the department had the use of much newly delivered or installed equipment including study packets for chemistry students. Advanced students worked on original projects with self-supplied materials and visited Penn State on a Nuclear Science field trip. Because the department needs to do more for the non-college bound student,” the Earth and Space Science classes visited the Benjamin Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. Using a period early in the year. Mr. Boyer explains the Periodic Chart to a new Chemistry I class. 20 academics