Birdsboro High School - Bluebird Yearbook (Birdsboro, PA)

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A Teacher Speaks It is a great pr1v1lege to have lived through significant changes in our social order and to have had some small part in adlustmg and readyustmg an educational program to fit these changes This has been the privilege of her who has been serving the Birdsboro School District for the past twenty nine years first in the capacity of a cla s room teacher secondly a a high school principal, and last as the supervising principal of schools In a changing world the most difficult thing to remember is that change 1S inevitable How applicable is this thought to the program of our local high school' I have witne sed many change in faculty personnel in type of school equ1pment and in procedures of instruction I sincerely hope that all these changes have been instrumental in promoting stronger character in making more law ab1d1ng citizens and in producing more discriminatingly serious problems in a changing World order In the future I hope that the high school will become more democratic 1n its servlce This can only be accomplished by developing boys and girls with stronger characters so that they will take responsibility and can be depended upon for its fulfillment I would like to see a stronger element of self education resulting from modern teaching procedures for freedom and responsibility cultivate character Last but not least I would like the Birdsboro I-l1gh School to make C1 greater contr1but1on to good citizenship than it has done in the past I would like all teachers to cultivate among the pupils alove for America an appreciation of its bountiful natural resources the beauty of its scenery the generosity of its people the fine ideals of our forefathers and a thorough understanding of the fundamentals of democracy With opportunity initiative responsibility and cooperation stressed in all phases of school life I believe these qualities will be carried over into adult life so that our young people will be trained to live happily in a democracy and be prepared to accept inevitable change in a changlng World CORP. L HANDWORK Superv1sing Prmclpal . -. l . . S - 5 I 5 ' . ' s s ' f , ' s patriotic boys and girls, who will be confronted with the solution of very I

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FRQM MGNDAY TG FRIDAY X00 QQ? i 5 ll 'll Io 2. Y 70-O3 6 Q 8:45 - 11:45 C, Qcheel begihra each morning at 8.45 '.-.' ith CI .ghort opening exercise ir1 each respective 1101110 103111. Fridays are opened with CI special ' K' 1 held 111 the 1111d1t 1 1 1 1 tended 1 C111 iuderit Grid members ot the ECIQL riorriiriq is divided into t ree JL deiii period Ari ettterrieori composed ot three iriore riod ef hard 1 ork seee the completion ot CI 11 hour dmv in cheoi do rooiii Ater Qhooi IG tro11r1 or per action 11 1 11v1t1e buppierreritrig our requlclr st idiee Q fe e or hue t iroiiqhout ef1f11 0 ie eri OII p ete tt t1e1r ediic t1Or1 the! are r place F e irrieh ,1.,1-C'11i3i',' ' f ' orL11111 Ni1iCii 'fa Qt' ' X-Y R.: -. . M, ., ., . . 8 7 5,4 tccpiitjx. 11 1 ' ' ' h 1, f' 1 'C ' fs. 1:00 - 4:00 we Q sg V . . ' Y fa' 1 . ' A ' 53' :is 4:00-? .t 1: ' f tl A r fgports, music, Clubs and other extrcxecurricuiar ' f' , 1 1 1 :1 ' i Ttigf 'j 'i C .fi S3 1 ,Lf Q .die i yeaxr. Arg ti .5 iorfg f: 1 1 lie first pliose ef i 7 C ' , 1' e, ' d by the r si' 1 .,

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COR!-X L HANDWORK Superwsmg Prmmpol of Budsboro School D1str1ct QW Aw Cgkwyyifffg ' L . , 4 1 , 9 A V ff