Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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Shown are the cooks in a typical scene at lunch-time. CAFETERIA STAFF Waiting to serve nearly 900 hungry students and teachers each school day are five able women-Bertha Frederick, Mildred Frederick, Alverta Hengey, Ruth Price, and Alice Sell. Aided by Mrs. Hershey and her staff of senior high girls, Souderton's voracious students ore offered nutritious platters, tempting salads and desserts, and tasty soups. Three ofthe cooks find time for interesting hobbies. Mrs. Hangey collects small shoes, with 50 of them in her ceramics collection. Mrs. Price paints pictures while Mrs. Bertha Frederick's hobby is taking care of her grandchildren. Our maintenance crew consists of Titus Meyers, Sam Roberts and LeRoy Gargas MAINTENANCE CREW The arduous job of keeping our school clean, tending the lawns, and keeping the athletic fields in shape is entrusted to our three-man ianitorial staff-Mr. Gargos, Mr. Meyers, and Mr. Roberts. From the standpoint of seniority, Mr. Gargas is the veteran of the group. A resident of Souderton all his life, he has been a ianitor at our school for nine years. Mr. Titus Meyers, also a life-long resident of Souderton, has been with us for four years. When not carrying out his duties at Souder- ton High, he spends much time tending his flower gardens at home. The newest addition to the staff is Mr. Samuel Roberts. Sam, as he is known to the students, is a resident of Harleysville, where the good people live. Being an avid outdoorsman, he enioys hunting and fishing. Working day and night to improve the physical plant of Souder- tan High, our hard-working maintenance crew has made our school a model of appearance and efficiency. R. PRICE, A. HENGEY, M. FREDERICK, E. MOYER, B. FREDERICK

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GUIDANCE SCHOOL SECRETARIES Letters, checks, and scandal sheets land more letters, checks, and scandal sheetsl! Few people stop to acknowledge the efficiency with which Souderton High's two secretaries, MISS VERNA K. HARLAN and MISS BETTY JEAN HUNSBERGER, accom- plish their never-ending tasks. What a sigh of relief they must heave when they finish piles of letters and papers each day. MISS HARLAN, Mr. Crouthamel's proficient secretary, has been with Souderton High School for I8 years. She spends her school hours typing letters, writing checks, and taking care of tickets to school functions when necessary. Her spare-time hobby is parakeet raising. She currently has more than three dozen of these fascin- ating birds. MISS HUNSBERGER is secretary to the principal, Mr. Maxwell. She can be heard tapping away on her typewriter into the waning hours of the afternoon. When she isn't typing, she is usually mimeo- graphing the da'ly information sheet for teachers. Betty Jean has a sparkling appearance-not only on her face but also on her left ring finger. l. WHITE W. H. SK

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