Marple Newtown High School - Memories Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

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WHEN A HELPING Mrs. Murphy is always willing to help students find information in our library. Our busy, constantly expanding library is well organized un- der the direction of Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. Rich. This year many new up-to-date books were acquired and added to our collection. By the end of the school year, there were close to nine thousand volumes on M-N’s shelves. A group of library aides were trained early in the year and put to work under the supervision of the librarians. Always ready to give help to students, the librarians have books on all fields and general wealth of information at their fingertips. They have made our library a useful place for study and research. Mrs. Rich keeps the records of the library and makes sure everything is running smoothly. 20

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Walter Yost, B.S. Mary Jane Fuoco, B.S. Driier Education Home Economics “Were yon doing seventy? “Close the cabinets.” AND INSPIRE CREATIVITY Earl Benevit, M.S. Industrial Arts “You know where the wood is.” Cornelia Morton Art “Now, I mean that!” Paul Oberholtzer, M.S. Music “It sounds great, but . . .” William J. Schultz, B.S. Music “Hurry up! Everybody outside!” 19

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HAND IS NEEDED Mrs. Mannino, our school nurse, is constantly kept busy tending to student ailments, from headaches and colds to se- vere “test-itis.” Dividing her days between two secondary schools, this nurse has probably had contact with ex eryone of us at some time. She is never too busy to give her attention to the students. Her help is deeply appreciated by the unhealthy and the healthy alike. Much of the business of our school is handled by the office’s efficient staff', Mrs. Tatum and Mrs. Ziegler. Besides keeping class and student records in order wnd working on routine office tasks, they offer friendly assistance to the students. Mrs. Gallen, the school’s guidance secretary, keeps the guidance records of all the students. Our secretaries are a vital part of the school and are appreciated by all. The school nurse Mrs. Mannino, gives Max- ine Sokol the eye test. Dr. Wm. F. Nye, Mrs. Ziegler, Mrs. Tatum, and Mrs. Gallen in the general office. 21