Tulpehocken High School - Yearbook (Bernville, PA)

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WELCOME TRAVELERS To our dependable and well-experienced bus drivers, Ralph Kissling, Alvin Gerberich, Frank Faust, Ray Schaeffer, John Endy, and Luther Henne (missing from picture), we extend a note of thanks for making our trips to and from school, as well as our special trips, so comfort-able. 3iue Winnies Won FROM THE KITCHEN DOOR Approximately 300 pupils who eat the meals prepared by our school cooks plus a small per- centage of pupils who eat packed lunch gather in the school cafeteria each day in three shifts. Grades One through Six eat at 11:00; grades Seven and Eight eat at 11:45; and grades Nine through Twelve dine at 12:02. The cafeteria also serves as a beautiful social room for school activities. POTS, PANS AND PERSONALITIES We wish to thank our efficent cooks, Mrs. John Bixler and Mrs. Raymond Mohn, for pre- paring those hot, delicious meals to which we all look forward. One of our favorite menus calls for beef barbecues, potato chips, peas, Waldox-f salad, milk, and cherry up-side-down cake. GOLDEN WINDOWS “Gee, but it’s nice and warm in here.” This remark can be heard repeatedly as pupils enter the school on a cold winter morning. Thank you, Mr. Henry Weidman, custodian of our school. Twelve

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MRS. IRENE M. HAAG R.N., Hahnemann School of Nursing DR. GEORGE DUNKELBERGER B.S., Muhlenberg College M.D., University of Pennsylvania DR. NORTON L. BEHNEY B.S., Muhlenberg College D.D.S., University of Pennsylvania HEALTH ROOM Mrs. Haag and Dr. Dunkelberger give a diphtheria in- jection. This pre-school child seems not to enjoy the necessary px-ecaution, as is evidenced by the expression on her face. Eleven

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