Hatfield High School - Hatter Yearbook (Hatfield, PA)

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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Along with childhood and growing up, there comes a time in school when the school nurse becomes a very important person. Mrs. Anne Stark filled this posi- tion and helped turn many a youngsters, tears to smiles by aiding them through their aches and pains, real or imaginary. Other duties included in Mrs. Stark's job were to make home calls, check on absentees, and keep health records of all pupils. To stimulate interest in nursing, Mrs. Stark began the Future Nurses' Club where the girls were taught how to make beds, care for patients and make them comfortable. She also administered the audiometer tests to check the pupils sense of hearing. In the fall X-rays were given by the Montgomery County Tuberculosis and Health Society to anyone wishing to be X-rayed. Dr. Albert Schafenacher again conducted physical examinations and Dr. William L. Robinhold checked the pupil's teeth. 'A' CAFETERIA STAFF The way to a person's heart is through his stomach certainly seems to be the motto of the cafeteria stafffMrs. Victoria Kober, Head Cook, Mrs. Elmira Henning and Mrs. Helen Benner, Food Servers, Mrs. Pearl Schlosser, Cashier, and behind the scenes, Mrs. Marie Miller, Mrs. Lavina Clemens, Mrs. Hannah Stoneback, Mrs. Sarah Price, and Mrs. Beatrice Delp. Day after day these people are responsible for providing many enjoyable meals and platters which keep us students healthy and happy. Lunchtime is always the favorite time of the day. We would like to thank the staff and the student aides who helped the staff by serving ice cream, pie, cakes, potato chips, and coffee during the past year. 14

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