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

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..,.,.......e4.-. Leg. .. mx , 1: ' J Hunting season . . . and so many illnesses! SECRETARIES PERFORM EFFICIENTLY For those who had problems in school lite, the place to seek help was the general ofhce, which was manned by three efficient secretaries. These clerical workers helped students and teachers in many ways, proving themselves indispen- sable to all who came into contact with them. The voice heard most often over the public address system was that of Mrs. Herr, the cordial receptionist. Assisting Mrs, Herr were Mrs. Steiner and Mrs. Musser, who functioned primarily as sec- retaries. Keeping the school oftice up-to-date, handling school records, answering all telephone calls, and operating the public address system were just a few of the various duties performed by these ladies. Supplying efficient and capable assist- ance were several business students who worked in the oftice this year during the school day. Gaining valuable clerical experience, these pupils operated the switchboard and performed regular sec- retarial work, Hello, Mom? Are you in a good mood? 'fs t 5.11552 - . f ,. ll!

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BUSINESS MGR.. COUNSELORS SERVE Mr. Campbell adds some of the many school expenses. To any student seeking personal guidance or vocational advice, the doors to the guidance department were always open. There students could obtain personal individual assistance and find ample information concerning college and vocation. Through the sincere and capable aid of Mrs. Mary Kammerer and Mr. Ben R. Eardley, senior and iunior high counselors, respectively, the individual was helped to understand himself better, to realize the opportunity school affords him, to learn basic social skills and finally to explore his own interests and abilities in order to plan realistically for the future. The counselors' largest and most vital task was helping the student to help himself. Responsible for the efficient and economic management of the school district's business affairs, Mr. Donald Campbell, business manager, was an extremely busy man. Some of his duties were managing finances for the district, controlling the inventory for purchasing and buying equipment for new buildings. Mrs. Kammerer finds needed information in a college placement Mr. Eardley counsels a frustrated senior. guide. X Y fu f--f

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