Brockway Area High School - Dawn Yearbook (Brockway, PA)

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Row I-Lett to iight Miss Kc-arney CSecx of Snyder Boardl, Mrs. Youngdahl. Mr. C, Morrison CVivri Piesl, Mr. P. Marshall ll-Ure-s.D, Mrs. Steell CT1'eas.J, Mrs. Britton. Row 2-Mr, A. D. Giasso, Mr. E. Biss, Mr, I, L. l-lysonq, Mr. A. Anderson, Mr. G, H-rrdina, Mr. F. Marshall. Absent-Mr. D. E. Gillunq CSec'.l Bnwwl of 6' .IL The pre-eminence of the American public school today is in no small part the result of the foresight, and tested wisdom of the integral part of this system the Board of Education. The Producers of our drama, the joint school board, as elected representatives of the people, is made up of capable, responsible citizens. Because the Brockway-Snyder schools have always had capable and efficient school direc- tors, our schools have been progressive and in line with the best thoughts and practice of edu- cation. Through their diligence our schools fizcomm, 'Wfzoducrfzf' have multiplied and diversified the courses, thereby expanding the curricula and extra- curricular activities until today we have the democratic training we need to prepare us for a successful life. The success of the Brockway-Snyder loint Schools has been due in a large measure to the school board and indirectly to the people who elected them, We, the Senior Class, deeply appreciate the efforts of our Producers in making our school experience both instructive and pleasant. tv 'V' I -11 W Yfm,m,5 SECRETARY X Alulm Miss Lois Calhoun. Secre- , tary to Mr. Hysong, cap- '-' ' ably goes about her work. l I Nick VIRNC