Carlisle High School - Oracle Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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Mr. Swartz ponders the answer to a letter. The Joint School Committee which is made up of seven members of the Carlisle School Board and two members of the other districts, performs the many important tasks of school directing. With the help of Superintendent David L. Swartz they approve plans, budgets, and instruction programs. They are a very important group in the staging of our school performance. Seated: Mrs. W. R. Ritter, Mr. B. F. Dunkelberger , Secretary; Supt. David L. Swartz , Mr. Harry Kirne, President; Mr. Cole B. Price, Miss M. Martin , Clerk. Standing: Mr. Austin B. Hertzler, Mr. C. L. Yinger, Mr. Peter Shue, Mr. R. E. Spencer, Mr. William Bol- dosser, Mr. Ronald Houck, Dr. J. R. Harris, Jr., Vice President; Mr. Lee Raffensberger, Mr. Reed Teitrich, Mr. George Douglas, Mr. Harold S. Irwin , Solicitor. Absent: Mr. Carl Goodling, Mr. Raiford E. Spencer. non members

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PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS

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Mr. Mark Burkhart and his right hand man, Mr. Harold North, go about the busy task of school administration. Mr. E. I. Eastep, director of vocational and adult education, checks his stack of mail. Mr. Burkhart keeps our show running by solving many of our every¬ day problems. Coping with parents, teachers, and students is also his job. Dealing with discipline problems, supervising the cafeteria and deten¬ tion hall are only part of Mr. North ' s job. He also assists Mr. Burkhart with supervision of instruction and en¬ forcing the rules of the school. 21