Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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Left to right: B. J. WAY, V. K. HARLAND. JANITORS The three men who make up our maintenance de- partment deserve much credit for their efforts to keep our school building clean and in good condition. Samuel Roberts, a strong advocate of crow hunting and fishing, is a close friend of the l2-C boys. Albert Bulow, newest addition to the staff, is already well- known and liked. Leroy Gorges, here for many years, has always been helpful and dependable. These men, first to arrive in the morning and last to leave in the evening, have many tasks to accomplish before their day is ended. We want to thank them for their service, and wish them every success in the future. Left to right: A. MOYER, M. FREDERICK, R. PRICE, M. DELP. SECRETARIES Each of our administrative offices is fortunate in having an extremely business-like and efficient secretary. Miss Verna K. Harland, Mr. Crouthamel's personal secretary, assumes important duties such as typing letters, writing checks, and helping with the ticket sales. With us for l9 years, Miss Harland furnishes a good example for the future secretary. Mrs. Betty Jean Way, a recent graduate of Souderton, is secretary to Mr. Maxwell. An excellent typist, Betty Jean also mimeographs the daily scan- dal sheet informing teachers and students of the day's happenings. Our secretaries are more than necessary, they are helpful and friendly. Our thanks to them for going the second mile. Left to right: S. ROBERTS, A. BULOW, L. GARGES. CCDOKS Our school cafeteria is one of the most difficult and demanding parts of our school organization to operate. Mrs. Clarence Moyer, Mrs. Paul Delp, Mrs. Henry Price, Mrs. Warren Frederick, and Mrs. Howard Hangey do a fine iob in preparing about 600 meals a day for hungry students and teachers. In addition to artfully preparing appealing main courses, these five master meal-makers construct appetizing salads, soups, sandwiches, and desserts. Aided by Miss Woomer and students, they are responsible for the morale-boosting delicacies that make more pleasant the welcome break between classes.

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l C. H. RUTH CALVIN H. RUTH Art, Mechanical Drawing. Actively encourages creative art work . . . Inspires interesting abstrac- tions . . . Good sense of humor . . . Sponsors Art Club. Philadelphia Museum School of Art, B.A.A.p Temple University, M.F.A., Lehigh University. F. C. WEINERT FRANCES CAROL WEINERT Librarian. Boundless school spirit . . . Keeps an efficient Library . . . Advises the Unaliyi Stal? . . . Assistant Directress of plays. University of Pennsylvania, B.S., Co- lumbia University, B.S. in Lib. Science, University of Maine, University of Colorado, Temple University, M.Ed. D. H. SMOOT E. K. WEIL DALPHUS H. SMOOT Geography, Health, Physical Education, Auto Theory, Driver Training. EMMA K. WEIL School Nurse. Always willing to be of help . . . ln- terested personally in students . . . Sym- pathetic nature . . . Advisor of Service Club. University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing. A courteous sportsman . .. In our opinion, the best baseball coach in the league . . . A constant source of in- spiration . . . Head of our new Safety Council. Temple University, B.S. I. M. WHITE P. A. WOOMER IRENE M. WHITE PATRICIA ANN WOOMER Physical Education, Heallh. Home Economics. A talented athlete . . . Australia A new arrival at Souderton . . . bound with American Hockey Team . . . Pleasant alto voice . . . Bridge, music Easy to get along with . . . Heads the and sewing fascinate her . . . Works Athletic Club. patiently with our Maiorettes. Temple University, B.S. in Ed. Penn State University, B.S. 13

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