Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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B. FREDERICK, R. PRICE, K. FREED, A. ROTH, A. SELL CAFETERIA WORKERS Working behind the scenes in the school cafeteria were five crisp- looking women, who each day prepared tempting, nutritious meals for 800 ravenous students. In addition to the main course, they prepared delicious sandwiches, soups, and a large selection of mouth-watering desserts, with the result that Souderton High School students enioyed a greater variety of food than ever before. The Services They Rende SCHOOL SECRETARIES Two competent secretaries headed the office force at Souderton High. Verna Harland performed the secretarial duties for Mr. Crouthamel, while Betty Jean Hunsberger, the most recent addition to the oFfice staff, served as secretary to the principal, Mr. Maxwell. Both might well serve as models for students who are contemplating secretarial careers. V. HARLAND, B. HUNSBERGER 'N vt R 3 1 I E. wE1L MRS. WEIL Mrs. Weil, as school nurse, has proved a sympathetic and understand- ing friend, and has willingly given sound medical advice and instruction, not only to prospective nurses, but to each student as well. She has been largely responsible for maintaining o healthful atmosphere at Souderton High School. red Will Never Be Forgotten MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL Serving as maintenance workers at Souderton are Leroy Gorges and Titus Myers, who receive all too little recognition for maintaining the school property-warming the building, cleaning windows and floors, shoveling snow, and mowing lawns. Jake Landis, who served as janitor until last year, has recently retired after thirty-eight years of service as school custodian. L. GARGES, T. MYERS 5 B? MN

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C. WEINERT, C. RUTH LIBRARY The volumes of encyclopedias, the endless array of current magazines and periodicals, the daily newspapers, the time- honored classics, as well as the countless exciting books of fiction, have all contributed toward making Souderton High School's library one of which the students may be iustly proud. Under the efficient management of Miss Carol Weinert, the school library, with its perpetual atmosphere of peace and quiet, has provided an ideal place where students may temporarily forget their prob- lems to relax with an exciting mystery, a novel, or a favorite magazine. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Though one of the school's smaller branches, the art department is one of the most active in the school curriculum. Under the teaching and direction of Mr. Calvin Ruth, who ioined Souderton's faculty only this year, art classes have become acquainted with new fields of artistic work, not only have they gained experience in painting still-life scenes and landscapes, but have also done work in ad- vertising, book-cover illustrating, and lettering, which has given them a better insight into the field of commercial art. In addition, the art department may be relied on to produce colorful, attractive posters for all school activities. FRANCES CAROL WEINERT CALVIN H. RUTH IRENE Mt WHITE Librarian Art, Mechanical Drawing Physical Education, Health Bookmaker Club, Unaliyi Ad- Senior Art Class, Philadelphia Athletic Clllbl Athletic COUCITI iser, Assistant Play Directress, Museum School of Art, Temple Temple UHIVSYSHY, B-5, in Ed- niversity of Pennsylvania, B.S. University. I Ed., Columbia University, B.S I Library Science, Temple Uni- ersity, M.Ed., University of Maine, niversity of Colorado. Physical Education, Auto Theory, DALPHUS H. SMOOT JOHN W. MEYERS Physical Education, Health, Geography, Health Varsity Football Coach -0 Baseball Coach, Temple Uni- Varsity Club, Susquehanna Uni- PHYSICAL EDUCATION -M . - exit DEPARTMENT I 'il' Physical education classes, always popular among the students, is year offered a more complete curriculum than ever before. Mr. eyers, Mr. Smoot, and Miss White have done much to improve iucational facilities and foster a new interest in this important de- :rtment of the high school. Mr. Meyers, though an all-round sportsman, is primarily interested football, and his two years of coaching the varsity team have 'ought about o new era in this thrilling sport at Souderton. Each 'idiron clash has seemed more exciting than the one before, and the nuderton Varsity has gained a new position of respect among neigh- :ring schools. The addition of a trampoline to Souderton High has provided a -w outlet for students to demonstrate their skills. Mr. Meyers himself quite adept at performing on this fascinating piece of equipment. Girls' gym classes are conducted by Miss White. The superb hletic ability of many girls may be traced directly to her own oficiency, for she has amazed many students by her versatility in I phases of athletics. Souderton's success in baseball has been due largely to Mr. Smoot. s years of experienced coaching have for a number of years ought to Souderton a championship team. Mr. Smoot also teaches rto theory classes and, with the new dual-control Buick, has instructed :ny students in the principles of safe driving. I5 V S y, s.s. .n ed. W iii A versity, B.S., Penn State University, I. WHITE, D. SMOOT, J. MEYERS

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