Mount Penn Lower Alsace Joint High School - Penn Alma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Dietician Plan u MRS. DEBORAH HILL MRS. MARY B. MERRITT Head Cook Second Cook 17 Myrtle Avenue 2150 Highland Avenue Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Mt. Penn, Pa. Mrs. Azzolina is shown practicing her dish-stacking operations. MRS. CERALDINE FICK MRS. ANGELA AZZOLINA 201 Wilson Avenue 308 North 25th Street Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Mt. Penn, Pa. Mr. Rothenberger shows his delight with a delicious piece of bread and butter that Mrs. Hill has given him.

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They uard ur Health M ,f ' X tl' Ira Saul receives an examination from Dr. Robert A. Deach, as Mrs. Ethel Hill cares for his medical record. Healthy minds need healthy bodies, and the Mt. Penn school district maintains the able services of doc- tor, dentist and nurse to insure the health of the students. Dr. Robert A. Deach meets with the students for numerous activity physicals and other health examinations. Keeping smiling students in clean, healthy teeth is the main concern of Dr. Rodney Reeder, school dentist. As- sisting our doctors is Mrs. Ethel Hill, school district nurse, who cares for the elementary school children as well as the high school body. This team of medical minds carefully at- tends to the health of the student body. Mrs. Ethel C. Hill, R.N. 1442 Friedensburg, Rd., Reading, Pa. Temple Univ. Hosp., School Nurse Robert A. Deach, M.D. 229 N. 25th Street, Mt. Penn, Pa. Albright College, Georgetown Univ. Medical School, School Doctor R. K. Reeder, D.D.S. 501 Carsonia Ave., Pennside, Reading Pennsylvania State Univ., B.S.g Univ. of Pittsburgh, D.D.S., School Dentist A dental patient receives treatment from Dr. R. K. Reeder, school dentist. I 15

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Well-Balanced Meals 2 Q 49, my Mrs. Hill is busily stuffing hot dog rolls in preparation for an elabor- ate lunch. MRS. GERTRUDE G. MICKANIS Former Second Cook MRS. ANNA MAE WILSON 2411 Cumberland Avenue Mt. Penn, Pa. The responsibility of nourishing all students belongs to the cafeteria staff. They prepare the Well-balanced and tasty meals, consumed by the entire student body and faculty. Through modern appliances and equipment, basic food items are developed into full meals, from appetizer to dessert. Expert planning and special care in preparation contribute to the success of the cafe- teria. But although the pressure of serving an entire school in less than two hours is certainly grueling, a smile is always present on the faces of these women. During the year, a new face, Mrs. Mary Jane Gofus, was added to the staff upon the resignation of Mrs. Gertrude G. Mickanis. The contribution of the cafe- teria staff is one of the most important functions of our school system. 2511 Philmay Terrace Mt. Penn, Pa. MRS. IRMA SEIFARTH Cashier 24-26 Filbert Street Mt. Penn, Pa. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Fick exchange comments about their work in the cafeteria.