Greater Latrobe High School - Latrobean Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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pi. Ste d eva' , vie the - e5 Mnofssie Pin revgglfozni preseason'-lo 4055 y of from feta' fevef' nv ses uafma Superintendent John examines a schedule G Hulton events of for the coming week. Nird Nu-, Vgiwres 0 an 'ne efai? rams' ana N67 in F- 65 an vile rea 520 Neavzna nat. 'f n or me gs gr-desorivgfsyg, YTKQSPED a of 1, Cftax ,mei- yy wP',,.as 5 ,sim tout! Tho St. i f no sncccuiginue , or-ne xxxxsmw Fifi wwf 5 Board Of Education Behind the scenes of Latrobe High School's present day life with its modern equipment, its varied curricula and its opportunities for vocational training, lie the tire- less efforts of the seven members of the Board of Edu- cation. As they come to order under President H. A. Stewart, we visit this civic-minded group to gain an idea of the kind of behind-scenes activity responsible for the present high standards of the school. After Miss Dorothy Harman records the names of the members present and reads the minutes of the pre- ceding meeting, Mr. William McCullough opens the dis- cussion of business problems by recommending that the halls of the high school be painted after having been cleaned. Following his report, Mrs. Ruth B. Robb calls attention to cleaning, sterlizing and pressing of caps and gowns, with Dr. S. W. Nealon also recommending that they be renovated. Mr. W, H. Flickinger, serving on the finance com- mittee, suggests that sufficient money be placed in the various sinking funds to take care of bonds and interests for the year, while Dr. Thomas St. Clair continues the discussion with a report of insurance rates. Mr. George F. Brown presents the financial report of the football season. Although not an official member of the board, Mr. John G. Hulton, superintendent, attends the meet- ing and presents suggestions for improving vocational COl11'S9S. Thus another meeting of the directors draws to a close, with the result of their endeavor-an excellent school system for the youth of Latrobe. U e gob oi th P-will gazuffxzn 'M ' 0 8 Cossgzx uvdg,-own dis-

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As E v alors Keep Abreasl O Modern S XX: A DAY WITH THE TEACHERS TCP: Mr H . alsall discusses job- placement after graduation with Fred Ray . . . It takes a neat line to satisfy Mr. Shay . . . Keep your eye on the basket, too, advises Miss Donnelly. . . , While M' iss Gregory helps 5'0Se Pniballi with a batch of biscuits. CENTER : Mr. Bert inspects Walter Osborne's workmanship as he completes a pair of skiis . . . Mr. Funk smiles as he concludes another conference with a student . , A milk testing demonstration occupies Mr, CIinch's attention .... Misa Luttner searches for a voucher in the files. BOTTOM: Miss Himler fills out another room-admission slip . . . Class dues receipts must he completed suggests Miss Breeton . . And if you forget something, Mr. Lynch may also let you in. f-:gn'4 bf , ,WJ-'f Lvv l9l chool Practice