Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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Educational Policies for Student Bod O 'N P-JT NL.. Our prrnerpil xxrllinelx offers his Se wee tw Phxlln Peltz Abmeton Hr h behool eontrnues to enjoy 1t5 posr tion of sehollstie lttunment in eelueltron through the eompetent letderxhip of Mr Eugene Gcrnert principal Hn reeofnitron and interest in the problems md needs ot the inelnielutl students are the bms for employing thoee methods ul mtruetion but suited to dexeo ? '- I7' -dm the indmeluil is 1 worthy citizen of Abington Serxme ,ts Nlr Gernerts rieht hand man IS Mr Eduard Northlm He oxerseee the sehedulrng and the multitudinous detmls of keeping thc Student body hung h rmonlouily if -111,-,fl A Mr Feglcx .mel blr Northxm scan Dig Crexu recur , 'H CG ' 7 '43 , K ' be I ,T ' , I j ii K t -A X . 've u , ' 7 ' 1' H , V ' 4 gr ,ff - - 5 b 'ie - tif A '

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Adminstrative Leaders Promote Best in 'llam-., 1 Lefz to rigbz: J. Edward Shmidheiser, treasurerg Nathan S. Trump, maintenance engineer, Charles W. Smithg Peter F. Fetterolf, presidentg Percival R. Reider, solicitorg Dr. Henry F. Daum, secretaryg Howard T. Wennerg Dr. O. H. English, superintenclentg William R. Andrews. vice-presidentg Carl O. Hednerg Mrs. Evelyn G. Henzel. 7'1- .25 K f Elected by the citizenry of Abington Township, the members of the Board of Education define the general educational policies of our schools. Appreciating the fact that meeting the needs of the individual students in order that each may give his best is the goal for democratic living, they gladly offer their time, energy and business acumen to give Abington students the finest schooling obtainable. To maintain these outstanding educational opportuni- ties, the School Boardg Dr. O. H. English, superinten- dentg and Dr. G. F. Stover, curriculum directorg to- gether with the Municipal Authority, are giving care- ful and far-sighted planning to the new high school soon to be erected. Dr. English and Dr. Stover examine blue prints or the additional classrooms that will take care of the growing school population which is now 5500.

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2 F ,Y ,urs N S Q, Fifi, 1 ' Sri? EngHd1... vm 5 NY X I X iv gf, fe . ' -rr . 3 V . ao. Q ' if .4-' w x s f Englnb Mary Grace Ambler Paul G. Beaver Dorothy Cathell Allan A. Glatthorn Emma C. Haldeman Emma S. Richards Anton F. Stanis Zaidce Garr XX'ynrt if Reading lines helps Honors Group get the feel of the music of the Romantic poets. Classes Communicate Ideas ..,,v, 'gwpr :If '14, . Recordings enliven English. Sophomores reading The Tale of Tao Cilier learn the how and why of revolutions.