Olney High School - Trojan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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STAFF :I A 73-- ' 'f ,'j'l11ii I fi. ' A E is - if fivsq ., DISCIPLINE COORDINATORS JOHN SMITH AND JOHN DEARDRA MacDONALD, JOB COUNSE- URBAN. LOR. I , .1 rr'- V 1 Jr 'I V. . E I, .mi gyyvyq ,.x,' . ' 5-if -JH - en- 7: ' H A. -- .Jw , I ,... L,,1,.,a,-.L l,7!l' .La 'L .. ' V I -f '::i.:.':.: Ti .:, ,- mas'Ex::...g ,.. , -1-- ' 611724 . , ' I-I Tlalxff 'L - ' I ll Al VT, .F T Q , ' f' f X .-I fl X V I OFFICERS ED WRIGHT AND BILL GAL- LAGHER. NTA'S First Row: Sylvia Fordr Ida Curry, Thomas Lynch, Vice-Principal, Howard Smith, Head NTA, Agnes Johnson, and Sam Phillips. Second Row: Lemuel John- son, Gregory Hayes, Morris Gold, Marguerite Slade and Albert Marchesa. Third Row: Rev. John Price, Max Seltzer and Joseph Morgan. CHARLES JOHNSON, NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH JOB CO- FIELDCUSTODIAN ARCHIEHARTNER ORDINATOR I'I Hai 'VC ni, ii-r:.n 1

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Sara Joffe, Classes' Finance Officer. STAFF Nurses Mary Fitzpatrick, Lucille Bloom and Mardell Dickson. Secretafiesi Seated: Goldie EWS and Gertrude Rabinowitz. Standing: Ann Bush and Alma Rosen. E.- h..TL Secretaries: Seated: Florence Fein, Evelyn Myerson and Estelle Fin- kelstein. Standing: Norma Schaeffer, Shirley Kaufman, and Loretta Mclntyre. r ,Miss 0 Ca Mfr LIBRARIAN: Irene Overton and Aids: Gloria Hirsch and Phyllis Gitomer. xff ,X ii 25

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1 5 . ., bm 'iz in ' B08 A1 C17 ,. fy. 4, Q., SAMUEL SILVER 44 -'UE V fm .5 'th YZ 3 ' N .1 'ff' 9-1 RAPHAEL BECKER Department Head. ELIZABETH SALMONSEN COMMERCE The teachers in this depart- ment are the only ones in school who let their students bang on desks and play with keys and assorted ribbons while a lesson is in progress. Clacky keys, stamp- ing out messages with firmness, seem to be saying, Typewriter else! Or else. Or else! Maybe that's why our hands move as fast as Olympic runners, pausing for neither I nor Neither strain nor Joe nor room of light will slow us: you can't keep a good han' down! Bookkeeping and accounting remind us that every woman has her figure and every man has his price. Shorthand might have been Hebrew or Braille, for all we knew about those funny looking symbols, but really, it was Greek to us. Clerical practice - and practice, and practice! They cer- tainly don't call them Hbusyness subjects for nothing! CWhew.J It will all pay off, though, when a shorthanded executive who needs a special type of Gal Fri- day Cnot Friday the 13thJ hires us survivors of Olney's commercial courses. Typing 60 words per minute in our offices, we'll remember typ- ing 5 w.p.m. on the 4th floor. PAULINE HAMILTON