Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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Umar Able Nwvigw for Mr. Gernert, who knows just what is going on from the latest sports scores to the newest extra-curriculzir activity and its Abington participants, is really johnny on the Spot. GREETINGS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Among treasured letters from former students I read: HI also want to take this opportunity to tell you how thankful I am for the training I received at Abington. I shall never forget my three years spent with you. On many occa- sions you and I have discussed the varied activities in our program. Is it not true, that as you have par- ticipated in these activities, you have rendered sincere service to your school and at the same time brought unto yourselves immea- surable benefits? Truly, education is worthwhile when you improve yourself while serving others. This is America at its best. May you continue to serve throughout life. Cordially, E. B. Gernert Principal

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OUR IBOARI OIF SCHOOL I IIIRIECTORS 'Nlathan S. Trump. maintenance engineer: ll. litlwarml Slnnitlhclszl lctcn I lcttci lf l llll R Rudi mlm tn Charles W. Smith, presidentg Dr. Henry F. Daum, secretary: Dr. O H English superintendent Howard T Wenner vice presidentg Carl O. Hednerg Mrs. Evelyn G. Henzelg Dr. William Hughes qinsuty They map our course SCHOOL BOARD Working, planning, serving - these are theifunctions of the Abington School Board. The men and woinen who work together in order that we may become better citizens are continually trying to hold high the tradi- tional standards of Abington. Dr. O. H. English, our superintendent, and the School Board are kept busy planning for our ed- ucation and providing additional facilities for our growing population. Their unsel- fish service for the students and the town- ship has made Abington a better place in which to live. DR. O. H. ENGLISH Superintendent

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