John Bartram High School - Trailmarker Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Frank Mori Head Custodian Eileen Kelly Linda Day Career Education Assistant Career Center Supervisor Q Wanda Jenkins Faith Jones Rites of Passage Library Assistant Celestine Montgomery Betty Zlotnik School Security Activities Coordinator Michael Barrltt Custodial Assistant 59' Os Jean McDonough Library Assistant Barbara Still Social Worker George Thomas Custodial Assistant Joanne Fierman Hearing and Speech Specialist Thomas Johnson Philadelphia Police Dept. Dorothy Hotto Elevator Operator 35

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The Home Economics Department provides subject offerings in the areas of foods and clothing. Students taking instruction in foods will study personal and family living, con- sumer education, parenting and child de- velopment, and food and nutrition. They meet in the foods laboratory as well as the home economics apartment, which offers home-like surroundings. Home- making students who specialize in foods and nutrition find employment in restau- rants, hotels, various cafeterias, hospi- tals, and the fast-food industry. Students in the clothing classes study textiles and clothing, as well as home furnishing and decorating. With a back- ground in clothing and textiles, students may find employment in dressmaking, sales demonstration, and modeling. As an added feature, the Home Eco- nomics Department attempts to develop initiative, leadership, and efficiency. , f N omawmwuv ' w-N-mm , -Nm.: fx .1 K I 5 , Ei-g ' , , Jerome Harris Esther DiBelIo Helen Weillhelmef Department Head Chairperson 34

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The non-teaching assistants and school aides may be assigned to any or all of the following tasks in and about Bartram High School: attendance, audio- visual supervision, student banking, fire drills, student lateness supervision, lock- er duty, clerical work, proctoring, school store, school transcripts, general super- vision within the high school and the ad- jacent community, assisting teachers in a variety of ways, and assisting with the sale of tokens, ln the course of an average school day, they will deal with hundreds of peo- ple of varying ages and educational lev- els. Their work is demanding, requiring great skill in relating to a diversity of people and solving a broad spectrum of problems. We are indeed fortunate in having these dedicated personnel as an integral part of our great high school. Le-ata' Nqn.ge.saafng tr ,t s i i it,' Assistant l Bell is NIA. Michael Dellose' s ,NIA 'g Sadie Dicks NIA. Edna Harris NFA, Marvin Miller N.7fA. Willie Price N T.A. N. .A.'S AND AIDES 2 E ' M . if MW ,SAVAWMWQWQ X 1 if - QZXL Vii, is A f , Q is Q Q 1 Illl J ,SHCIKW X,-,mvf ,,,'fWww f ,gay ! 'ff , f ' , ,. f f ' ' ' i' ff 7' M , ,,, tm