Hatfield High School - Hatter Yearbook (Hatfield, PA)

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Sec refa ries Lqft to Right: Mrs. Kathleen Toslca, Mrs. Aida Garrahan, Miss Helen Glueck. .An 1 0 j Lrf! In Riglzf: Mrs. lrving Schlosser, Mr. David Lewis, Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. Richard lit-lton. Parent-Teacher Association 16 Miss Helen Glueck. a recent graduate of Hatfield High school, has assumed her duties as an efficient and cheerful secretary. Her job covers the usual sec- retarial duties. She also types the copy for the Orange and Black and Hatter, and does other tasks for teachers and pupils. Mrs. Aida Garrahan performs the duties of secretary to the joint school board. She takes care of the correspondence and makes out bills. Another new secretary this year is Mrs. Kathleen Toska, who undertakes the distribution of announcement sheets and col- lectiogrof daily attendance forms, permissi-on and admission slips. ' A I 4 .f k f Under the new direction of Mr. David Lewis the Parent- teacher Association has set an- other goal of bettering our school and helping the pupils. The major undertaking this year is buying new drapes for the school auditorium. To attain this goal they have staged card parties, sold Christmas candles,had cakes sales, and are planning a street fair, which is expected to help a great deal in the raising of the money. Buying glasses for child- ren of families who cannot afford them was another project of the P.T.A. The group's theme for the year was building firm founda- tions for our children. The total membership was -106,

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Foculfy IELMA F. STINIC K MUSIC sUI'IsRvIsoR juniata College, B.S.,' llnivfrfily ry' Colorado Director, Harmonaircs. Band, junior Boys' Chorus .UCAN BPIRRINGER SOCIAL s'I'UImII-is Indiana Slat: Tmchrrx' Collfgr, B.S. Advisor, Safety Patrol, Current Affairs Cluhg Coach junior Basket- hallg Homm-room, Grade VII DONALD S. WILLOUGHISY MA'1tHI2MA'1'ICs Univrrflly of IllinoiJ, B.S.,' Tnnplf Uriiveryity Coach, Junior Baseballg Homrcoom, Grade XI OSWIN E. ZUI-QRCHER SCIENCE Bl140'lon Collegf, A.B., Univerfity of Pennfylvania, lll.fl Advisor, Junior and Senior Camera Cluhs 15

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livery morning at seven thirty Mr. Claude Lick, Mr. Willis Moyer, and Mr. Charlie Keeley leave Delp's bus station to pick up the pupils in Hatfield Town- ship. These three buses make three trips daily besides the trips they make for the first and second grades. This year we have also been fortunate in having a bus to transport those who participate in sports after school. Trans- portation to all away games has been supplied by our able bus drivers. Many thanks for the courtesy and safety given by the bus drivers and Mr. Delp. Many times we do not appreci- ate the wonderful job that our janitors, Mr. Pete Schraut and Mr. Elmer Ruppert, are doing. Pete is serving his thirtieth year here while Mr. Ruppert is serving his first full year. Sweeping the floors, keeping school grounds clean, and taking care of the furnace are some of the many odd jobs these men do. There has been an addition to the boiler room in the form of new oil burners. This has helped to lighten the burden for our willing workers. Bus Drivers Left to Right: Mr. Charles lllingsworth, lVlr. Claude l,ick Left to Righz: Mr. Pete Schraut, Mr. lilmer Ruppert. Cusfodions I7