Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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ADMINISTRATION Responsibility for administration of Sharon schools rests upon the shoulders of these three men. Evidence of their successful program is explained by the standing which the schools have gained in educational circles of Pennsylvania. Mr, Cleon M. Musser, superintendent, has under his supervision eight grade schools, the Junior High school, and the Senior High school. Regularly scheduled principals' meetings are a means of linking together the efforts of our schools. His cordial greeting is familiar to all of us. Mr. Stanley N. Currier, principal, and Mr. A. Parker Wildman, vice-principal, through their efforts have made our school one of which we can well be proud. Our hats are off to those men and to the manner in which they are planning our education. Mr. Cleon M. Musser Mr. Stanley N. Currier Mr. A. Parker Wildman 11

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W. S. Jackson, E. R. Sloss, E. J. Bieber, H. A. Bishop, C. M- Musser, J- S. Bycroft, G. P. Anderson, P. E. Tamplin, G. E. Heiges BOARD OF EDUCATION Citizens of Sharon, these are the men who have so successfully carried on your public school system. Meeting monthly, their duties consist of planning the educational program, raising and budgeting school funds, and the employment of all personnel. They also discuss ways of bettering the students' program of education and improving their schools. This board is composed of seven members, elected by the voters of Sharon. The Superintendent of Schools is the educational adviser of the Board and the solicitor acts in the capacity of legal adviser. 10

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