Butler High School - Magnet Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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7711. movie and Dt. Hafuzigefz CHARLES J. MOORE Charles Moore, former social science teacher, as- sumed the position of assistant principal this year. All tardy or late students must present their excuses to him, and he decides if these are acceptable. Attendance clerk Mrs. Mildred Gates and attendance officer Mrs. Ada Wick help him to maintain a fine attendance record. This year his position has been made a twelve month's job. The additional duty of being treasurer of the high school activities fund, which means that all money for student activities must be checked by him, has been given to him. Some of his other duties are sending statistical reports on attendance to Harris- burg, making home room and schedule assignments for new students, and supervising the formation of new clubs in the school. Mr. Moore is at present taking a course at the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Guy N. Harriger, Director of Curriculum and Supervision in Secondary Schools, assumed additional duties this year in becoming acting principalduring Dr. Bean's absence. As such he is not only responsible for his usual work, curriculum improvement and en- richment in secondary schools, but also for the admin- istration of senior high school. Summer school super- vision, the organization of new courses and selecting new textbooks are some of the many things with which his time is occupied. Dr. Harrig'r is a member of the Planning Commission of the Pennsylvania State Education Association, a group which consists of dis- tinguished educators, and he is a state delegate of this organization to the National Convention. In addition, he claims membership in several other educational so- cieties. On Saturdays, Dr. Harriger also teaches a graduate course in education at Westminster College. 21 GUY N. HARRIGER

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WILLIAM T. BEAN Di. Kean out pfzincipal, Dr. Williain T. Bean, Principal of Butler Senior High School, is now on leave of absence from his duties. He was requested by Harding College of Searcy, Arkansas, to undertake a trip through Europe to study the conditions in the educational systems there and to observe the impact of socialism and communism upon the children and teachers. Dr. Bean left Butler by plane last December and plans to return in early June. He has been a speaker at the American University in Athens and a guest teacher at che Sorbonne University in Paris. His letters have described the countries he has visited and the people he has met, as well as the educational systems. Dr. Bean,s usual duties include arranging a master schedule, planning school programs, providing permanent records and handling discipli- nary problems. Shown working in the principal,s office are Miss Marilyn Kulick and Miss Marian McElroy. In this office the students' schedules and school records are kept available. I Z 0

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