Warrensburg High School - Hackensack Yearbook (Warrensburg, NY)

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7?0i. TtCer Ceef advice . .. MRS. STONE Mrs. Stone. . .Busy, hurried, and often harassed. . .the qualities of a bookkeeper and telephone operator united into an effi- cient secretary. Instructs teachers in the op- eration of office equipment. . . superb of- fice receptionist. . . secures substitute teachers. . .supply clerk. . . mother to the elementary children. . .in charge of Lost and found department . . .important to the functioning of the school. . .Helpful- ness her by-word. Mr. Merkley. . .combination of a medi- ator and psychologist. . . conferring with parents about children's problems and future . . . students' schedules are established and re-established. . .parleys with college re- presentatives. . .executor of the down list”. . . dicussions with members of the armed forces' personnel concerning young boys' possibilities in the military world. . . investigations of job placements. . . launch- ing various important tests. . . advising, guiding, and encouraging students as they progress through school to their goal in life. Sto te c a c4ta tce . ..

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MR. FIEDLER 7?0i. 'ptecUen.'t tufaenvitio .. . Mr. Fiedler. . . Handling all problems that arise. . .Guiding activities of the class . . .planning the busy schedule. . .gives advice to the teachers. . . makes all neces- sary announcements signing important pa- pers. . .helps with picture work of the year- book. . .confers with Board of Education . . . attends many necessary conferences. . . helps in the hiring of teachers. . . behind many functions of the school. . .dictates important letters to Mrs. Stone. . .oversees financial matters that come up. . . buys needed equipment used by the students. . . helps newcomers become established in their rooms. . . conversing with the townspeople . . .his opinion is needed by all. . .impor- tant figure in school. . .

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SWW £ Sducatto Seated, left to right: W. Maltbie, C. Hasting, H. Savage, President, H. Hull, L. Crandall, Standing: R. Brown, N. Meader, J. Farrar, J. Magee. cCecoitoK t6e .. . Meetings were held the second Wed- nesday of every Month. . .Mr. Savage, President. . .Mr. Brown, the clerk, kept minutes. . .Mr. Livingston was treasurer. . . tax col- lector was Mrs. Love. . .New pro- jects were constantly arising. . .pro- blems were solved. . .important de- cisions had to be made. . .should there be a coke machine? What do you think of glass backboards? Mr. Fiedler gives his aid. . .Decisions were made to benefit all. . .discus- sions for new ways to improve the school were not rare. . .all in all they helped to their best of know- ledge. . . Left to right: C. Brown, Mrs. Love, M. Livingston.