Lampeter Strasburg High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lampeter, PA)

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Efficient Service Staffs Are N ecessites Performing clerical duties in the school office are Mrs. Kathryn Steiner, secretary to the principalg Mrs. Dorothy Mowery, secretary to the supervising principalg and Mrs. Ruth B. Herr, operator of the school's P.A. system. Responsible for the preparation of daily meals and menus are Mrs. Leah Heagy, cafeteria head, and cooks Miss Carrie Smeltz, Mrs. Dorothy Eshlcman, Mrs. Anna Mary Dombach, and Mrs. Helen Kreider. I- S fail... - In charge of the upkeep of the school are Mr. H. Claude Miller, Mr. Charles Trimble, and Mr. Walter Cast. Absent when picture was taken: Mr. Edward Conrad and Mr. Harry Kauffman. 14 Throughout the school year, Mr. and Mrs. John Book faithfully devote their time to cafeteria and custodial serv- ices.

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Are Admired b Their Students RUTH SKEWIS Special Education Millersville State Teachers Co1lege--Ele- mentary, West Chester State Teachers Col- lege--Music, Franklin and Marshall Col- lege--Special Education ALMA C. SNYDER Latin--English A .B. Albright College, Muhlenberg College, Duke University KENNETH H. SNYDER French--Social Studies A.B Franklin and Marshall Colle e M.A. ' S Bucknell University , ESTHER S. SWICK Language Arts Elizabethtown College, A.B. Thiel College, M.A. Columbia University JEANETTE VOTTERO Health--Physical Education B.S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers Col- lege LUTHER L. WEAKLLM Mathematics B.S. Pennsylvania State University, M.S. Temple Universit , Millersville State Y Teachers College, Yale University LOU ETTA WEAVER Home Economics B.S. Drexel Institute JACOB C. WINE Language Arts--Guidance B.S. East Tennessee State College, B.S.L. Bethany Seminary, M.A. Temple University ROBERT J. WINTERS Industrial Arts B.S. Millersville State Teachers College, M. Ed. Pennsylvania State University

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Advisors Aspire for Higher Degrees CLOCKWISE: Mr. Wine, Mr. Bohlin, Mr. Schuler, Mr. Butler, Mr. Bailey, Mr. Rudy, Mr. Silknetter, Mr. Cox INSERT: Mrs. Kammerer, Mr. Adams. Educators do not outgrow their roles as students. This is proved by the fact that many Lampeter-Stras- burg teachers and administrators are now working for their master's and doctor's degrees. Supervising PrincipalRobert L. Adams andjacob C, Wine are working for their D. Ed, degrees at Temple University. William Bohlin is studying for his D. Ed. at the University of Pennsylvania, while Mrs. Mary Kammerer will soon receive her D. Ed. from the Pennsylvania State University, 15