Kingston High School - Kingstonian Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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CHARLES R. HUMBLEBY A. HARDEN COON DR, A. W. GROVER ARTHUR POWELL LUNDY R. WRIGHT ALBERT A. FAIRCHILDS LOUIS LEGER DAVID SAYES Secretary MR. JOHN B. KENNEDY The Kingston Borough School District is efficiently headed by Superintendent John B. Kenedy. For the past five years Mr. Kennedy has handled his difficult position with remarkable skill. His outstand- ing qualities have also made him prominent in civic and social affairs We, the Class of 1947, feel that he has contributed much to our successful yearsg therefore, we wish to thank him for all that he has done and best of luck in his future years at Kingston. SCHOOL BQARD The power of education is greater than any other single force in the world. Education teaches men how to control the forces of nature and changes the thoughts and actions of man himself. We are grateful to the men on our School Board whose abilities, willing- ness, and hard work have helped every student in Kingston to become better educated and to become a better cit- izen. Mr. Charles H. Humpleby, the Pres- ident, is assisted by such able men as Mr. A. Harden Coon, Mr. Albert A. Fairchilds, Dr. A. W. Grover, Mr. Louis Leger, Mr. Arthur Powell, Mr. Lundy Wright, and Mr. David Sayes, the Secretary of the Board. Miss Marita Hughes is the very efficient clerk to the School Board. Superintendent N

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Principal MR. P. A. GOLDEN We, the Class of 1947, hail Mr. Golden, the principal leader of our outstanding high school. Mr. Golden, in his position as principal, has worked unceasingly to improve the standing of our fine institution. This has been proved by the enviable records made by many of our graduates. He handles both the problems of the students as well as the faculty in a manner that portrays the fund of knowledge gained from his rich experience in the teaching and administrative field. Each student receives the fullest cooperation and aid from Mr. Golden in any undertaking. Our principal is interested in our work, activities, and our future. We students realize the importance of such a man to us, and we deeply appreciate his efforts. MR. HANKEY Ass1stant Principal Mr. Burton Hankey holds the title of Assistant Principal of Kings ton High School. Mr. Hankey demonstrates his ability to meet ach situation that arises in his post with diplomacy and skill. He deserves much credit for his excellent work which has aroused the recognition of the students as well as faculty members, The Veterans are extremely fortunate also, for Mr. Hankey is the director of their Veteran's Program in our high school. He acts as their advisor while helping those boys who wish to gain a high school diploma or the necessary credits in certain subjects. This educator has made Kingston's veteran classes among the best in the state, for young men from various parts of Eastern Pennsylvania come to use our facilities. l Dean of Women Mus. LELA HAMILTON Kingston High School students are fortunate to have such an un- derstanding teacher and advisor as Mrs. Hamilton, our dean of girls. This fine leader is interested in the problems of adolescents and is always willing to give her time and energy to help the students. Mrs. Hamilton also reserves time to direct the Christmas Pageant, one which requires time and skill. Among the organizations which she sponsors are the Junior Red Cross and the Y Teens. Our charming advisor teaches public speaking and English in our high school. Everyone feels free to drop in and chat with Mrs. Hamilton in her office for she is most gracious. All the students enjoy the presence of such an inspiring woman. Mr. Hankey demonstrates his superiority by filling his two 1m portant positions in his characteristic calm and efficient manner