Ringgold High School - Aries Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

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Director of Secondary Education Director of Secondary Education john P. Conte tRetiredJ Dr. larnes A. Lopresti my 2 4 Ur-W5 an 1, r'f19 '.'f1f D YA . J: - -i 'Q 'Q j Q ' 'f f go if F 'fi X fs , ' . kr , - 2 o Q.Q , Ai, if 'F zz' Q i 5' i ozzgi, i . , t .S X Wi . ' 9 r Q , i i I E I v-.J i K , x ADMINISTRATORS: Director of Elementary Education George E. Watkinson, Superintendent Dr. George Bulazo, lr., and Direc tor of Educational Facilities lohn I, Ross. iris

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Qiiiq -I I wi 3 I. 'S t 7 25 i T 2 -'f a .Y 'WW f I I . 'd WHX tsaga- 5 BOARD OF EDUCATION: Seated: Secretary Percy E. Law, First Vice-President Mrs. Roslyn Neidermeyer, President Clyde F, Willebrand, Second Vice-President Mrs. Gerry Bowers, Standing: Member Mrs. Theresa Abramski, Member Kasmier W. Sala, Member Mrs. Louise Cislak, Member Michael T. Chromulak, Member Howard D. Dunmire, Member john I. Gidick. W: if s ,w4 ' get 1 I I SOLICITORS: Paul N. Bama, lr, and George B. Stegenga.

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The day-to-day running of the school is the job of an often unappreciated administration. Every high school has prob- lems, be they big or small, which arise every day. We can be grateful that the administra- tion keeps everything running smoothly. All too often, as happens in most places, we ignore the benefits which we receive from those in charge and instead concentrate on the rules which we do not like. The adminis- tration is an essential part of our school which deserves more praise than they are ever given. The job is not easy, but we are fortunate to have an administration which usually does a fine job keeping Ringgold High School running. av Principal G. Thomas Caudill X ., lr '-sff tv. L lun! f V ,rd 'TI l -a Assistant Principal William R, Carlitz