Tussey Mountain High School - Titan Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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L Medical Staff The school medical examiner, Dr. C. I.. Isenberg, has many duties. He examines grades one, six, and eleven each year, administers the tuberculin test, and handles the emergency cases that may arise. The school dentist, Dr. Eugene Shuke, examines grades one, three, and seven each year for defects of the teeth. His findings are in turn reported to the stu- dent's parents so that they can have the defects remedied. The third member of this medical team is the school nurse, Pauline Shope. Not only does she assist the doctor and dentist, but she administers first aid when necessary. She also weighs, measures, and checks the vision and hearing of every student. If necessary, she too mal-:es home visits concerning defects discovered in her exami- nations. Because of what they have done for the school, we are proud of our medical staff. It is hard to say which is more important-the doctor, the dentist, or the nurse. All are a vital part of our school system. Withoiit them we would have no way of combating the sickness that arises every day during school. For this, we want to congratulate all three on a job well done and hope they will continue the fine work in the future.

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This is Tusscy's staff of culinary wom- en, Every day approximately 675 stu- dents and teachers hurry toward our cafeteria for their noonday meal. Lunch time is one of our favorite times thanks to our skillful cooks-Thelma Allen, managerg Mae Willison, Fern Burkett, Pauline Hess, Mae Wfilliams, and Virgil Rinard, dishwasher. Their extensive planning, high responsibility, and hard work should he valued highly by the student body. 20 Behind typewriters, the public address i microphone, and telephones are our four secretaries-Mrs. Shirley Hess, secretary of the school board and secretary to the supervising principalg Mrs. Anna Folk, and Miss Karen Taylor, secretaries in the principal's office, and Miss Carol Snyder, secretary for the cafeteria. As one enters our school, these women are immediate- ly found carrying out their tasks with utmost perfection. Faculty and students both are indebted to the school secre- tarial staff for their competent and will- ing assistance in so many varied aspects. Here is our ambitious crew of custodians-Clayton Carnell. Robert Ramsey, Carl Ross, Drexel McIntyre, and Wilixier Donahue. These repairmen, firemen, shiners, window washers, dusters, and sweepers are found throughout our school building at their various spots of endeavor. From the crack of dawn until the last light is out at night, our cus- todians are always on the job. Vile students appreciate these men for helping to preserve our school building so that its beauty and sturdiness may be retained for many years to come.

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