Manheim Central High School - Stiegel Rose Yearbook (Manheim, PA)

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.LJ Manheim Central High janitors are: Mr. Harry Diehm, Mr. Sam Helt and Mr. Christ Brandt. Cafeteria Assistants are, left to right: Mrs. Earl Brubaker, Mrs. Ida Haldeman, Mrs. john Blanck, Mrs. jay Edwards, Mrs. Ray Worley, Mrs. Everett Martin and Mrs. Samuel Hollinger. Always watchful of the students' health are the school nurses. Here Mrs. Marion H, Earhart, dental hygienist, checks John Hollingers teeth under the observation of school nurses Mrs. Leah P. Dinkel and Mrs. jane S. Ruhl. 111..

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Since we live in the Garden Spot of the world, it is necessary that we have persons who are both willing and able to teach us how to properly use the fertile soil that surrounds us. To accomplish this task we have with us in our agriculture classes, Joseph McGahen, Elbert Scouten Cdraftedj and Kenneth Shifflet Creplac- ing E. ScOutenD. Miss Anna Mudrinich and Mrs. Josephine H a c k m a n efficiently train the commercial s t u d e n t s through the subjects of typing, bookkeeping and short hand. Miss Catherine O. Reppert and Mrs. Catherine C. Hiney, the teachers in the Home Economics department of our school, are shown here, busy at one of the many jobs the department requires. 0...

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MISS STEPHENS We, of the class of 1954, should like to pay tribute to one of our best teachers who will be re- tiring voluntarily this year - Miss Margaret Steph- ens. Miss Stephens has a memorable record of thirty- seven years in the field of teaching, seven of which were in a one room school in York County. Thirty years of her career have been spent teaching English, history and geography in the Manheim Schools. Graduated from Millersville State Teachers' Col- lege, Miss Stephens has done graduate work at Penn- sylvania State College and the University of Maryland. Miss Stephens is retiring voluntarily this year in order that she may enjoy her home in York County and also that she may be free to continue W her travels. In the past she has traveled extensively t roug t e nited States Canada, Mexico, China, japan, the Philippines and, most recently, Europe. Miss Stephens, who has always enjoyed teaching, has appreciated the courtesy kindness of the people of Manheim and the co-operation of the administration the school board while she has been a teacher here She will continue to h and and . watc the development of Manheim Central with the greatest interest in the years to come. As the graduating class, we should like to say to Miss Stephens, Thank you for your wonderful work. A most necessary part of our school is the Clerical Staff. The responsibility of keeping the office in order belongs to Mrs. Laura L. Wittel and Mrs. Mary L. Engle. i I ..12..