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,..pAn Once Upon T1me MIL ISIQIVVIG I.AMUN'I' MISS KA'I'III'1RINI'I DAVIS MISS ANNA IIOI-'FMAN MISS III4II.I'1N IIII.I. MR. I'1I7WAR.IJ ROBINSON MISS ALMA GAIIIIIICIIIS MR. I.I'IUN IlRlIMIII'lI,I.I'IIi MISS IIICIII-IIYTA IIUYI.I'I MISS GLADYS SWAIITZ MISS ISABFLI. DRYFOOS MIL IIARULIJ KUVII MISS IJUIIUTIIY IiAYI.I'ISS
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Uyice SMH lffaws X .. f Miss Mary M. Kochik Miss Ernestine M. Grosch Miss Jane L. Seidel The oflice staff of the Hazleton High School has many diversified jobs to doekeep- ing attendance records, books, scholarship and personality records of everyone who attends the High School. These records are invaluable to students applying for employment and for entrance to colleges and other schools. In addition they must keep daily attendance and do numerous other jobs that must be done accurately from day to day. Miss Grosch works exclusively as a sec- retary for Mr. Lamont. Miss Seidel super- vises attendanceg and Miss Kochik has the diflicult job of keeping the books. It takes a great deal of Work to run our High School office, and We seldom realize the effort these fine girls put forth in cheerfully carrying out their tasks. The three office girls, Miss Grosch, Miss Seidel, and Miss Kochik aid the students in innumerable Ways. No matter how trivial, they are always willing to help in any way they can. In consideration of these kindnesses we Want to thank Miss Grosch, Miss Seidel, and Miss Kochik for a job Well done, and we Want them to know that We highly appreciate every assistance they gave us throughout the year. We only hope that some day We can do a fraction for them of what they've done for us.
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5--be M,,..,-3-'- : 3 Qgw Ofttlljted 5,6 yt W3 ..,-.:' 5 'E , W-P' The Jane Adams Club, which is now incorpor ated with the dramatics club, was the first club in the high school and dates back almost to the school s inception. The addition of subjects to the curriculum re sulted in outgrowth of clubs. Foreign languages brought our language clubs, and Advanced Dramat ics resulted in the Thespian Club. The Vocational school developed the Vocational Club as a social club for boys 5 and the Cadettes is a social club for girls. Special interests are responsible for the con ception of the Stamp, Lincoln Debating, Swimming Hi-Y, Red Cross, Camera, Choral, Library and Diggers Clubs. 22 In 1876 while presenting entertaining skits, the ladies wore long skirts petticoats and high buttoned shoes, the gentlemen wore high starched collars and flashv ties
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