Derry Township High School - L Histoire Yearbook (Yeagertown, PA)

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Scatd ctf education The School Board The school board of Derry Township is a group of highly respectable citizens elected for a term of six years by the people of this community. To be on the school board, one must have a good moral character, be twenty-one years or more of age, and one must have been a resident of this district for at least one year prior to the date of one's election or appointment. These men lay plans for the erecting of new buildings, the repair of buildings already in use, the installation of furnaces and water systems into schools and many other things. Above all, it is their duty to balance the budget and keep Derry Township's affairs running smoothly. The men on the school board try to do their best for the township and are always grateful for suggestions from the people they represent. r j Mr. Kcstner, Mr. Kisl—President, Mr. Cobes—Vice President, Mr. Stemmier Seated (•■ .—Mr. Shaw—Secretary, Non-membor, Mr. Krinock, Mr. Waggle, Mr. Short Standing ( • 9

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educational ieadete Supervising Principal MR. CARNACK—This energetic and enterprising man has his fingertips at the pulse of the Township. His resourcefulness and good sense have helped to raise Derry Township to its present standard. Mr Carnack is the friend of every student in the high school; he seldom forgets faces. In spite of the fact that his many and varied activities make heavy demands upon his time, Mr. Carnack reserves parts of each day for encouraging words and genial smiles. His interest and efforts in behalf of the graduates of our high school will long be remembered and appreciated. Mr. Carnack v Principal MR. COULTER—Derry Township High School is very fortunate in having for its principal, such a capable and unselfish leader. Never too busy to stop and give friendly advice to anyone at anytime, Mr. Coulter can always be depended upon to put his whole heart into running our school and solving the problems of our students. In dealing with the teachers and students, Mr. Coulter is unbiased and unprejudiced. He commands respect and attention, and has done a remarkable job of disciplining in our school since his return from the service. 8 Mr. Coulter

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Scholarship—Mary Anna Liebermann . . . Here is a girl with changing moods. Once she is just a happy-go-lucky school girl, with not o core in the world; then another time she is very serious about every little thing. Always has her work done well and ncvor fearing to challenge the future, that's Mary Anna. Off to college, studying in her medical profession, we know that she will always look back at her high school days as her happiest days. Outstanding Sports—Jack Clark . . . Selected from many worthy candidates. Jack wos chosen the Man-of-the-year in sports at Derry Township. His record during four years of football, track, and baskotball is indeed an enviable one. Few athletes ploy the game as hard and as fairly as Jack does. His cleverness rated him tops in basketball. A woll-doveloped personality and a well-filled schedule bespeak Jack's integrity and intelligence. He is a popular lad with the obility to become a success. Versatility—Helen Guxik . . . Helen has participated in almost every activity at Derry Township at different timos. A capable and reliable student, she has been an active member of many organizations—the Personality Club, of which she is President, National Honor Society, Commercial Club, two years as librarian, feature writer for the Dor-Tow, and secretary for Mr. Carnack. She proved her versatility by altornotoly enacting an hilarious imitation of Bing Crosby and delivering thought provoking speochos on Junior Town Hall of the Air. Mary Anna liobermann Helen Guzik