Haaren High School - Quill and Hammer Yearbook (New York, NY)

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MR. LONG Afiendance Coordinafor Mr. Edward Long, aHendance coordinafor and English ieacher . . . a hard person +o fool because of his years of experience. He can pick ouf a phony le+'rer oi excuse by noi' even looking a+ +he no're . . . l+'s all in +he mind and expression +ha+ fells 'rhe s+ory for Mr. Long. Always frying 'ro improve Haa- ren's aHendance rafing, Mr. Long is well qualified for his job. Miss Wurman who is in charge of cuH'ing mosf of +he +ime and a feacher of mafh- emaiics some of fhe iime, believes in a sec- ond chance. Buf fry her paiience by habil- ually cuHing classes and she will cur you oui as far as classes go for +he 'rerm. A fhank- less iob has she, bu+ a beHer person for +his responsible 'raslc would be hard +0 find. M RS. SWARTZ Lafeness Supervisor Z 95 3s1T'l '61 :-WZ . ii - 1 ' .i Qs. af . .3 2 +22 5 V' 2 'C Q K W s sig X X 'VX -up MISS WURMAN Cu'Hing Supervisor Mrs. Swarfz is a firm believer in 'rhe adage, The early bird ca+ches 'rhe worm. She's +he early bird and she doesn'+ have 'ro wai+ very long affer nine o'cloclc any morning af any en+rance 'ro collecl' quiie a sizable num- ber of worms. Mrs. Swariz has done a lol +0 malce us realize fha? prompfness pays dividends. PAGE TWENTY-FIVE gm

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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR ADMINISTRATION Smilin ' Harry Rober+s, an annex alumnus, promises +o be occupying Room II3 'For quiie a while. Always a favoriie, he has laroughl' wi+h him his lpana Smile for lhe good boys and his deadly serious frown for 'lhose who are noi. The service squads have as lheir head one of fhe best A' MR. ROBERTS DEAN

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PAGE TWENTY-SIX IS IONEC Miss Tausky, lhe brighf spof of official class 8A. She never gives up-always believing we're fhe bes+ when we're very sure we're +he wors+. Palienf, con- scienlious, kind! 8A's besl' friend. A lucky senior class who has her 'For i+s feacherl Miss Daly has been officially ours for many ferms. She has seen us early and seen us la+e, in +rouble and oul' of +rou- ble, so she knows us very well. Her ready smile and cheerful disposifion made 405 a room +o be remembered long aH'er we have le'H'. Mr. Mafz-his class, 8C-his subiecf, radio fheory-his well worn words- ln your seal' by +he nine o'clock bell! Will we ever forgel' how he'd s+ancl up af his desk, demand aHen+ion. and pro- claim, Announcemen+! ? No, we'll al- ways remember Mr. Malz for many Things especially his in1'eres+ in all 'I'ha1' concerned us.