Hatfield High School - Hatter Yearbook (Hatfield, PA)

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HELEN R. KRIEBEL HOME ECONOMICS Bluffton College, AB. Extra-Curricular Activities Future Homemakers of America Boys' Chefs Club JANICE L. MOORE ART, MECHANICAL DRAWING Moore Inxtitute of Art, Scienre and Induftry, B.S. Extra-Curricular Activities Senior High Art Club Junior High Art Club WILLIAM RALPH MURRAY ART, MECHANICAL DRAWING Philadelphia Mufeum Srhool of A Extra-Curricular Activities Junior High Art Club. Senior High Art Club STEPHEN W. NIEZNAY MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE Gettyrburg College, B.A. Temple Univerfity, Graduate Work Extra-Curricular Activities junior High Soccer Coach junior High Science Club 9-2 Homeroom 10 fr, CALVIN S. T. POTTS VOCATIONAL AND SCIENCE Penn Stale, B.S. Extra-Curricular Activities Advisor of Student Council Director of Hall Monitors Coach of Cheerleaders Visual Aid Instructor, Co-advisor of 10th Grade, 10-1 Homeroom RONALD RICHARDS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Millerrville State Teacherx' College, B.S. Perm State Univerylty, M.Ed. Extra-Curricular Activities 12-1 Homeroom Junior High Girls Shop Club Varsity Baseball Coach

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SECRETARIES Typing, filing, and answering tele- phones are just a few of the many duties which were preformed by the school secretaries, Mrs. Betty Shissler, Mrs. Martha Fickert, and Miss Helen Glueck, during the school year. ln the office near room 21, Mrs. Shissler operated the switchboard, typed copy for the Orange and Blade, plus the daily announcement sheets for the high school and tests for the teachers. She also kept the high school files in order. ln the principal'S Offige, Mrs. Lqfi to righf: Mrs. Martha Fickerr, Miss Helen Glucclc. Fickert attended to the accounting Mrs' Betty Mnssler' duties and payrolls of the school plus the secretarial duties of the joint school board while Miss Glueck sorted the morning mail for teachers, worked on the elementary files, and was private sec- retary for l. Newton Cowan, Principal. As before, students distributed announcements sheets, and collected attendance and admission slips. 'A' PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The Family Studies the Community School, was the theme throughout the 1954-1955 season of the Hatfield Parents-Teachers Association Meetings. Topics of discussion at these meetings concerned school busses, dating, school life and the reading problems of children. Among the activities sponsored by the association was a book fair which took place at one of the meetings. A beginner's dancing class which started in September was held for an average of twenty-five pupils. To raise money, the association conducted bake sales at each meeting and a street fair in May. The proceeds from these were used for scholarship funds, awards for graduation, attendance and membership prizes of- fered to the elementary and high school homerooms, and donations to the athletic as- sociation and student loan fund. Leading the association in a year's work well done were: Mr. Norman Roberts, Presi- dent, Mrs. David Lewis, First Vice-President, Mr. Stanley Golazeski, Second Vice-President, Mrs. Hayes Herschler, Secretary, Mrs. Donald Greens, Correspond- ing Secretaryg and Mrs. John Gray, Treasurer. 12