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SCHOOL COMMITTEE SOLVES MANY PROBLEMS The Joint School Committee, composed of the seven members of the Carlisle School Board and two each from the other districts, performs the duties ordinarily performed by a local school board. The Joint School Committee approves expendi¬ tures of funds provided in the school budget of approximately $2,000,000. The per pupil cost of education in our Senior High School last year was $481.62. The Joint School Committee is in the process of planning for a second Junior High School. The architect has been selected, and bids for the con¬ struction will be opened in August. This building, which should be completed by August, 1963, will be designed to provide an instructional program for grades 9 and 10, articulated closely with the 11th and 12th Grades which will continue to be housed in the present Senior High School building. SUPERINTENDENT DAVID L. SWARTZ SUPERVISES ENTIRE SCHOOL PROGRAM SEATED: Mr. B. F. Dunkelberger (secretary), Supt. David L. Swartz , Dr. J. H. Harris, Jr. (vice-president), Mrs. W. R. Ritter, Miss M. Martin (clerk). STANDING: Mr. Cole B. Price, Jr., Mr. George F. Douglas, Jr., Mr. R. E. Spencer, Mr. C. L. Yinger, Mr. William Boldosser, Mr. Reed B. Teitrick, Mr. Lee Raffensperger, Mr. Austin B. Hertzler, Mr. Harold S. Irwin , and Mr. R. B. Irwin (solicitor), Carlisle Deposit Bank Trust Company (treasurer). Absent: Mr. Harry B. Kime (president), Mr. R. A. Houck, Mr. Carl Goodling. ( non-members) THIS GROUP IS VITAL TO OUR SCHOOL SYSTEM 12
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lND principals solve others The quiet manner of Mr. Mark N. Burkhart, who believes students should act in an adult manner, keeps the Car¬ lisle Senior High School running smoothly, with a minimum of rules. Every day as he meets problems of teachers, parents, and students, he solves them quickly and calmly. His influence has played a significant part in the reputation of Carlisle Senior High School. MR. BURKHART’S MESSAGE: To the Class of 1961: My heartiest congratulations to all members of the class of 1961 in achiev¬ ing the completion of your high school career. It is my sincere hope that dur¬ ing your stay in Carlisle Senior High School you have received guidance and instruction in all phases of your life, so that in years to come you may achieve the heights to which you have aspired during your high school years. Sincerely, Mark N. Burkhart VICE-PRINCIPAL NORTH HAS MANY DUTIES Mr. Harold North, vice-principal of Carlisle Senior High School, assists teachers with discipline problems and supervises cafeteria and detention hall; he confers with the home and school visitor about the adjustment of pupils and assists the principal in setting up schedules and rules and regulations of teachers and students. Last but not least, he helps with supervision of in¬ struction. 13
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