Gettysburg High School - Cannon Aid Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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CAFETERIA STAFF First Row, left to right: E. Weaver, R. Bowling, H. McSherry, E. Rowe, G. Raffensperget I Keefer E. Rothhaupt. Second Row: A. Lower, N. Treher, H. Witherow, M. Rebert, N. Herring, D. Tressler M Dttzler J. McCleaf. I-Ielp! I didn't mean to drop my tray! Right on hand to aid this distraught stu- dent is a member of our loyal custodian staff. , The busy day of our janitors include many duties which begin early in the morn- ing and end as the last light is turned off. Don't criticize until you've tasted it. This sign accompanied a chef's delight which was the creation of our cafeteria staff. These ladies have faithfully served meals to the hungry students who storm the cafeteria each day. After the noon time rush, the worlc of preparing for the next day begins. C C CCUSTODIANS Seated: H. Small, C. Nett, C. Huston Standing: R. Taclcetr, M. Tressler Noi in Picture: C. Shriver. W. Miller

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1 ' , Mr. Kenneth G. Reinhart reads over one of the many reports which come into his office. Secretaries Miss Redding and Miss Timlin prepare the bi-monthly payroll. Miss Ellen R. Miller checks lrer records to see how many cases of flu she had in january. BUSINESS OFFICE Mr. Reinhart has charge of the business and finan- cial end of management of the Gettysburg Joint School System besides being secretary of the Joint Board. He is assisted by secretaries Miss Donna Redding and Miss Pat Timlin, both Gettysburg High School alumnae. His many duties include management of the board's general fund, attention to the payroll, bills, and finan- cial reports, and supervision of both maintenance of school buildings and cafeteria operations. The business managerls department thus makes possible efiicient and smooth-running educational facilities. NURSE Good heavens! . . . 1 broken leg, 2 cases of measles, and 23 cases of type-B flu this month! Few students fully appreciate the essential work of our school nurse, Miss Miller. While she carries on her duties of directing the school health program and scheduling physical examinations, Miss Miller is, in addition, always on hand to provide efhcient treatment in rhe case of accidents or sickness.

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your teachers prepare you for the future Beginning of a hectic day: 8:15 in the principal? office. Rules! Rules! Rules! Close your books, pass in your homework, define these words, write this equationg these are all commands which are given each day by the students' commanding officers, the faculty. However, it's not as easy as it sounds. Besides issuing assignments and giving tests, teachers instruct, give extra help after school hours, and take part in extra curricular activities. After arriving at 8:15 each morning, teachers begin their daily ritual of instruction, facing a new group of eager students each period. At lunch teachers and students adjourn to the cafeteria. A few minutes of soli- tude in the lounge, more classes, and teachers finish out the school day. After 3:30 there are make-up tests to be given, projects to sponsor, reports to file, and questions to answer. Finally, the teachers are free to leave the confinements of the school building and go home to grade papers, correct tests and plan lessons. Who said a teacher's life was easy? DONALD E. BICKEL, Civics Coach the fellows Cast the vote Know your stare government MAIUANNB K. ADAMS, Earth science, General science Use the telescope See the falling star Study the planets 14