Hatfield High School - Hatter Yearbook (Hatfield, PA)

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Mrs. Hazel Rubin Secretary Mrs Phylhs Alderfer Bookkeeper Secretaries Whenever one enters the offrce one IS sure to be greeted wrth a warm fnendly srrule The lady behmd th1s encouragrng countenance IS Mrs Hazel Rubm who has served the school rn the capac1ty of secretary for twenty four years Along wrth her regular secretanal work she da1ly performs mnumerable extras and 15 always ready to help students or teachers at any t1me 1n any and Black and for the Hatter New thrs year to the staff of Hatfleld Hlgh School was Mrs Phylhs Alderfer Her dutzes consrst of bookkeepmg assrstmg Mrs Rubrn and Mlss Shlrley Wh1tes1de the counselor and Mr Harry Wennch hxgh school pr1nc1pal She too IS pleasant and capable To both Mrs Hubm and Mrs Alderfer the class of 1950 say Thank you for the splendxd lob you re dorng We th1nk you are the tmest Olf1Ce force anyone rmght have I9 way possible. Mrs. Rubin also is the typist for the six issues of the Orange

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HEALTH STAFF Mrs Gladys Whrte HN Dr Albert Schatenacker M D Dr Edward Swartley D D S Health Department Although new th1s year Mrs Gladys Whrte R N school nurse was kept very bu y She assrs ed Dr Albert Schafenacker ln grvxng physlcal exammatlons gave an equal numb r o h anng tes s and arded Dr Swartley w1th the dental check ups Chrldren 1n the elcmentary grades were werghed each month hose 1n 1un1or and senxor h1g'1 s hool rn the spnng and fall All students had 1e1r herght recorded twr e A total of one hundred twen yhve xrays were grven Monthly the nurse treated about on hundred pupxls for scratches brurses stomachaches and other mrnor 1n1ur1es and also made s1x to exght home v1s1ts In add1t1on to all thrs nursle had charge oi three study halls Dunng the recent World War Mrs Whlte was assoclated wrth the Army Nurse Corps rn the Medxterranean area She rs subs 1 utrng for Mrss Catherlne Robertson R N who at present 1S on a leave ot absence 1n order to complete work on her cl gree at the Unlversrty of Pennsylvanra A great brg thank you to you Mrs XVh1 e from the graduatlng class I8 'rf 'Qi , , . . O N . I - - ' , , . . . I - . - -I . , . . . . I . . . . ' 9 L 9 . . - . . I L - C . , . . .H l . . 9 , f , . , . . .. , . ., Q ' ' ' ' . ., . , . .I . ., .

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.SZAOZGLVJ Lrke that of the teacher the progress ol the student from 1900 to 1950 has also been marked From the exght grades of tousel headed scholars ln the red schoolhouse on the h11l educat1on has advanced to a complex ystern of large centrallzed school plants Teachers are more l1ke guxdes and advrsers Modern methods brxng the 1nd1v1dual to the foreground rnak1ng each pupll a more vrtal part of hrs class work vocattonal trarnlng all mdrcate a so called progres we procedure 1n an all around educanon whrch bears lxttle relatlon to that of the drller a dollar the ten o clock scholar era J s ' . . Group projects, panel discussions, committee C. . . QF