Kingston High School - Kingstonian Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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ll 150 rd af ffducafizuf aft Fit Q .m a -Q f X '93 The school board is the organization that governs the school district. It is composed of seven men, who are all individually prominent in our community. They are Dr. A. W. Grover, Mr. Arthur R. Powell, Mr. Lundy Wright, Mr. William L. Morgan, Mr. Albert Fairchild, Mr. Louis Leger, and Mr. George M. Huey. They study conditions throughout the school district and make the decisions as to the operation of all the schools under their iuriscliction. These gentlemen serving on the school board have shown great interest in the activities carried on at the high school. We are indeed greatly indebted to them. The duties of Secretary, for the Board of Education, are capably discharged by Mrs. Marita Noone. The solicitor for the school district is Attorney William Brewster. The capable head of all Kingston schools is Mr. John Kennedy, Superintendent of schools. On his shoulders rests the responsibility of the repairs and improve- ment of all the schools in Kingston. He checks thoroughly and then approves plans concerned with the betterment of our schools. ln charge of the administration of our school is our Principal, Mr. Burton Hankey. The decisions involved in the management of the high school are well handled by him and his efficient office staff. He has cooperated fully with the programs of our faculty and the student body involving extra- curricular activities and any other school matters. He has given freely of his time and effort to help make these programs great successes. ln the ful- fillment of his duties Mr. Hankey has never been lacking. 3 it 55 BURTON W. HAN KEY