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

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Row One, left to right E, Kearney CSec.J, E Hetrick, M. Britton, E Smith fPres.J, A. Gras so, E. Biss ITreas.D, T Sterrett, P. Marshall Row Two: H. Smith, C Anderson, D. Smith, G Harding, F, Mowrey, R. Jacobs, J. Hysong. Ab sent: L. Franco IV Pres.I, R, Eisenman. I ll'Illl'lll Koa:-d Uf fducation nrv S1 llm als WASHINGTON TWP. BUILDING H 1M Board lnsures Successful Climb Under the supervision of a group known as the school board, the students of Brockway High School are given the best in educational benefits. This group has worked in an effort to bring the 5 J 'ljt very best in educational opportunities to the boys and girls of this school. Today and everyday our well-selected board of education is ready to improve in any way pos- sible the methods of school management. Serving without compensation shows wide awake citizen- ship at its peak. We know that Democracy has its greatest strength in the men and women who make up our way of government, thus we are shown why our school board is of the finest. In an educational system such as ours we can rest well assured that the students of our school will be the very best citizens of tomorrow. NINTH AVENUE BUILDING SNYDER TWP. BUILDING

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Uur Trail ls Plan JAMES L. HYSONG Supervising Principal This man is well known to the student body for his efforts to make our school one of the best. Since his election to the position of Supervising Principal, Mr. James L. Hysong has been striving continually to raise the standards of Brockway High. He believes that the right kind of atti- tudes and values are the basis of a truly demo- cratic education. Ready advice plus a friendly smile from our principal puts both students and faculty members at ease. Mr. Hysong's help and guidance to career-doubtful seniors are also deeply appreciated and his judgments are held in the highest esteem by all. His primary ob- iective in education is to have every graduate of Brockway High School thoroughly equipped to meet the challenging problems of today's American democracy. ned By Efficient Guides Three important guides along The Trail are Mr. Roland A. Shaffer, Mr. Herbert Steele, and Mr. Joseph Shaffer. These competent and effi- cient men tirelessly strive to keep us on the path of good citizenship, and to see that our academic standing is kept at a high level. Mr. Roland A. Shaffer, our Senior High School Principal, has been with us for many years. Besides teaching physics and chemistry, Mr. Shaffer is kept busy managing the finances of school organizations, keeping a record of the boys' attendance, and arranging athletic schedules. Mr. Steele, our amiable Junior High School Principal, has become very close to all of us in the three years he has been here. Mr. Steele teaches math and history when he is not per- forming the duties of a principal. An important task of Mr. Steele is to co-ordinate the functions of our school through the use of the public ad- dress system. Mr. Joseph Shaffer, as Elementary Princi- pal, has the responsibility of teaching our young- er generations the fundamentals of education and molding their personalities toward good citizenship. We all remember and respect Mr. Shaffer for his firmness and cheerful personality. ROLAND SHAFFER HERBERT STEELE JOSEPH SHAFFER Senior High Principal Junior High Principal Elementary Principal