Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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Superuntendent Edgar C Perry B S Pennsyl vania State College M A Unuversuty of Pennsyl vanua Mr Perry us a member of Phu Delta Kappa honorary educatuon fraternity Secretary of the Penn sylvanua State Association of Dustruct Superuntendents and Editor of their publucatuon Super News and a member of the Governors Advisory Council was recently given the honor of being the only ad munustrator from Pennsylvania to receive a Flying Classroom Scholarship un the form of a sux weeks study tour of Europe for Michigan State College and the U S office of Education The Board of Education and th Hugh School us due to the Indiana Board of Edu cation Thus group consists of seven members who guve freely of their time and efforts for the important lob of providing the chuldren of the community with the best educatuon that can be given them They arrange for the financial sup port ot the educational program work con tunually to umprove the school services maintain and develop the school plants, and struve to es tablush effective polucues in the schools The members of the Board know that the future greatness of our nation lies un the comung genera tuon and its abuluty to buuld further progress upon our democratic heritage They employ a super intendent of schools to carry out their polucues and administer the affairs of the schools Despute unsettled postwar conditions and constantly rus ing costs the Superuntendent and the Board have mauntauned the schools at a hugh level of effect uveness Indiana Hugh School us an accredited mem ber of the Muddle States Association of Schools and Colleges and has been acclaumed by this organuzatuon to be superuor to 79 Q of all Pictured left are only a few scenes of the hundreds which stem from the responsubulutues of the Board and Adminustratuon Above Mr, Swauger teaching a class of Machune Shop boys. Muddle. a typ ical club initiation-Tri-Hi-Y eleven, Bottom: a dramatic moment un a play ofthe dramatic clubs. 10 Important ot lndiana's Civic Enter Much otithe etticiency in evidence at Indiana

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X Qof 65 - UW Some class sfudy ns being done by one of Muss Thelma Bells world lusiory classes 9 122 I f X I f G X ' 'be ,V 0 f f 04' - W ' I Q X 0 ' p A 2 T..

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Mrs. Florence Barbi, Stenographer. Mrs. Marion Bath, secretary to the Board of Education and to the Superin, tendent. uperintendent Administer the Most rises, the Education ot Children credited schools. It is recognized by the State Department of Public Instruction as a First Class High School. The elementary schools of Indiana are also among the very best anywhere. The school system has a record in the prep- aration of fine, substantial citizens. This is a The Board of School Directors: Mr. Dwight Ray, source of great pride to those connected with the school. Its graduates have taken honors in the colleges of the nation, and they can boast of an enviable record of achievements in later life. Much credit for these accomplishments must be given to the administration. Dr. W. F. Weitzel, President, Mr, Floyd Rankin, Mrs. Marion Bath, Secretary, Mr. Russell Guard, Mr. Andrew Stahura, Superintendent. Edgar Perry, Mr. William Peters, Mr. Harry McConn shown in the inset.