G A R Memorial High School - Garchive Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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PRODUCTION SUPERVISION Gliding from one task to another in a precision- like manner is made possible by the guidance of our Principal, Mr. Victor Baiz. The various routines and accomplished feats of endeavor could not be attained if it were not for his thorough and com- petent handling ot the many problems involved. PERSONNEL MANAGER Mr. Walter Wood Assistant Principal SKATING ROUTINES Keeping track of your skating champions and scheduling their proper performance at the right time is the herculean task of the oftice force. Their duties are many and their services most varied. Needless to state their sympathetic ap- proach to the tasks at hand make it most pleasant for all concerned. Mr. Victor Bai! Principal ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR Miss Mary M:AniI'f Director of Activities Margaret Davis Mabel Brennan Secretary Secretary f

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Mr. Allen E. Bacon Superintendent of City Schools qjqbministrafion i O O MASTER OF CEREMONIES Special tribute is paid to our great educator, friend and counselor. Having devoted his life to the best interests of our school system and directly responsible for its high rate of elficency we extend best wishes for the future. In retiring little could be said that would add to his already most creditable record. PROGRAM ADVISERS The responsibility of providing the finest in educa- tion rests with these outstanding civic leaders, who give of their time and experience in order that our school may be a leader in its field. Keep- ing abreast of the times and enjoying the latest in equipment, techniques and programs could not be realized without their attention to duty. BOARD OF EDUCATION. . . First row-R. Gloman, 'A Dunn, H. May, C. Smith. Standing-Dr. J. Valenti, B. Cohen, J. Gallagher, H. Gillman, I., Jones. ' Deceased. 6

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MALE FACULTY MALE FACULTY The tireless eFforts of this energetic group have made it possible for us to learn balance, poise and the basic fundamentals so essential to good performance. Their vvords of encouragement and understanding when facing our problems have given us the training so vitally needed if we are to compete among the best. First row R Thomas K Smith G Highriter T Park W Wood, Second row-R. Miller, R. Ayre, M. Tope, F. Wentzel, C. Romig, V. Balz B Whitney J B rtlsh H Fle d J Dobb, W. Jones, C.Wasilewski, E. Cobleigh, J. Steinhauer, W. Maguire. 8