Glen Nor High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Glenolden, PA)

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GERTRUDE E. HUTCHINS

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.9 .xdlolarecia fion . 0!Aer Aeruicefi fo en - or . E OF the Amina! Staff have dedicated our memory book to Mrs. Hutchins. Her friendly smile and gracious manner have endeared her to everyone as a real friend. She is outstanding not only for her keen interest in everything which goes on at Glen- Nor, but also as a capable teacher who has aided many a pupil to develop fully the reasoning faculties required for mathematics. Whether the unsolvable problem be in algebra, geometry, or trig, many a student's bewilderment has disappeared under her clear and understanding explanations. After classes, she manages the twin tasks of directing the mathematics department and the activities of the Class of 1946 with an efhciency which speaks for itself. With all her Glen-Nor jobs, dear Diary, Mrs. Hutchins has still found time to study in the evenings at Temple University for a master's degree. It is a pleasure to give the place of honor in our diary to one who has done more than her bit in training Glen-Norites to be good citizens, L. Mfr. Huirhinr at the age of revenleen monzbf. R. Mn, Hulrlaim and ber daugbier, Marion. 4

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ere are flue execufiuezi . . j. Lewii Rirkfer, 0110 E. Sandberger, Mrx. Helen Tbomur, W'e.r1on C. Orerball- Serreiaryg Arllaur L. RFEIE7'-.All0f71E'1',' H. Caley-Pfe,rident,' W. IV. Run- Vire Pre.widenf,' I. Slum! Hebdefz-Tfexfuren MH. M. C, Kiebl, W. A. Lane Howard Hill. me goarcl of glclucafion HANKS should be given to the energetic body of men and women who comprise our Glen-Nor school board. Con- stantly on the lookout for ways in which to make our life at Glen-Nor a happy one, the board has succeeded in its initial purpose. Upon arriving at school on the first day and seeing the flashing new football uniforms and the renovation of the cafe- teria, we all felt a new pride in our Alma Mater. With due respect and deep gratitude we acknowledge their thoughtful- ness. 6 1