Susquehannock High School - Calumet Yearbook (Glen Rock, PA)

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Parent - Teachers Association President Paul M. Ricker discusses plans for meeting with Mr. Robert Cox, chairman of the student loan fundg and Mr. Richard Hartranft. who spoke at the February meeting on the drivers education program. ffl 0' The primary objective of the PTA this year was the familiarization of the membership with the school program. ln line with this, various teachers presented a description of their depart- ments at the meetings. The organization also established a student loan fund of two hundred dollars to be used to assist those students who plan to go to col- lege and need financial assistance. Mr. Paul M. Ricker was elected president by the organization this year. Mr. William Holley was vice presidentg Mr. John Williams. treasurerg Miss Mary Lou Hinz, secretary. Discipline Council Left to right: Mr. Ralph Bortner, Mr. Frank Baker, Mr. Thomas Kerrigan. Mr. Wilson Haimne, Mr. Richard Hartranft, Mr. Curtis Stermer. 8

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School Board Thirty men from six districts arrive at determining decisions of our school after many argumentative discussions. The difficult tasks which face the board are not easy and their decisions must benefit student, teacher, and citizen. The officers at the time the picture was taken were John Sipes, president, Emory R. Patterson, vice president, C. Gerry Seibel, secretary, L. F. McCullough, treasurer. SCHOOL BOARD First row, left to right: Harry Attig, John Berthold, Jr., Clarence Orwig, Nevin P. Fourhman, Clarence Weaver. Second row: Clair Neuhaus, Paul Shepperd, John Sipes, .John Baum, M. W. Diehl, C. Gerry Seibel. Third row: Russell Thoman, Henry Keith, Carl Caskey, Emory Patterson, Raymond Miller. Fourth row: William Krebs, Homer Starner, Walter Seigman, William Kel- baugh, Wilbur Gantz, Kenneth Mellinger. Absent when picture was taken: William Bensel, Richard Masenheimer, Daniel Kirchner, Maynard Gibbs, L. V. Bollinger, John Parrish, Lloyd McCullough, J. Howard Ingham, Llewellyn Thompson.

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with C Fine Arts Were Appreciated 8 so is R , .i MR CHARLES A MILLER MR. P. M. SEITZINGER B.S. Instrumental Music, Band MISS MELBA ZARFOS B.Mus.Ed. Vocal Music, Chorus eramlcs L The Art and Music Departments strive to broaden and improve the art and music appreciation throughout the community served by our school. Art enables the student to do creative work in designs, color harmony, pencil drawing, water color painting. and many other phases of art. The field of music offers a broad program for students interested in voice and instrumental music. Many public concerts are presented each year by the choruses, orches- tra, and bands. Music students participate in county, dis- trict and state festivals of music. . vt xhtml' l ' 'al ' NWN ' nr f Unfxtlr - lit LMI? Sxudgntp A-4 tmxweua ,A WJ . e RcVf'ah gram' 091005 Harm . ' . , Y artidllanw 9