Governor Mifflin High School - Archive Yearbook (Shillington, PA)

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We V ww 1 HOWARD L. HENDRICKS Supervising Principal Mansfield State Teachers College, B.S. Bucknell University, M.S. As administrative head of the entire jointure, Mr. Hendricks performs with efiiciency the many strenu- ous duties of this position. He works with the Board of Education in determining school policies, setting up the educational program of the district, selecting qualified personnel, ,handling school finances, and supervising the construction of new school buildings. nj fix, K 2 1 ,-.,,,, Q.: ggi, ,,,,,,. QQ? VIOLA M. STOUT Secretary to the Supervising Prin- cipal and Secretary of the Board of Education The Supervisors LUTHER A. WEIK Administrative Assistant Lebanon Valley, B.S. University of Pennsylvania, M.S. Mr. Weik is in charge of supplies and equipment, transportation, an'd maintenance for the joint school system. His position requires him to be in constant contact with every school in the jointure in order to provide for the needs of each building. : A . A i',,7. infix'-as car, ' - -.' ' 1 . f ff-I'f2c.Ei: , -ew vm f '-4-L. ..,, ,,.Q, ky. . ieeei ,L s L is RUTH M- REES s rrc rn e Secretary ,. ff I I ' sais? ls- J vm: .V .1

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GOVERNOR MIFFLIN JOINT SCHOOL DIRECTORS The members of the Board include, first row, l. to r.: Dawson H. Muth, solicitorg Fred W. Griemes, treas- urer: Viola M. Stout, secretary, George A. Geist, president: Elwood A. Leininger, 'vice-presidentg Mrs. Mary Ulrich, Paul D. Edelman, solicitor. Second row, l. to r., Frederick Bartels, Arthur D. Miller, Nathan P. Moyer, Hiram J. Bigony, Morgan D. Reinbold, Gerald Shurr. Third row, l. to r., Martin C. Eby, Thomas Payne, William Singerling, D. Luther Hartz, M. Luther Coldren, George F. Briner, George, Davis, LeRoy S. Webber. The Resources for Cur Materials The Resource for our materials is truly the Board of School Directors. Elected by the citizens of the four school districts com- prising the Governor Mifflin jointure, these fine men and women contribute a tremen- dous service to the communities. Too seldom is any' recognition and gratitude given to these public servants, who give more hours of hard work, and shoulder more responsi- bilities than many people realize. Yet, if they were not willing to meet regularly to deliberate the complex problems of modern education, set the annual budget, provide the personnel, plan for the finances, and arrange for necessary facilities and equip- ment, there would be no school system such as ours, of which the community can be proud. The work of the board is divided among committees, such as athletic, build- ing and property, finance, personnel, public relations, supply and equipment, and trans- portation. Two legal advisors are retained by the board. The Governor Mifflin Joint School Au- thority is the very important group whose function it is to provide for the construction of the excellent new school buildings, which make our school district outstanding in the county.