Central Bucks High School West - Antler Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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if Cafeteria taff Front row: Alice Taylor, Ethel Stiles. Eclith Gilchrist, Laurie Cooper, Carrie Stilwagon, Vir- ginia Smith. Back row: Gertrude Schafer. Geraldine Hart. Elmer johanides. Caroline Rutherford, Thelma Shadclinger. Custodial Staff Front row: james Richartls. Paul Miller. llowurd Arnold, Manuel Carzola, Hoyd Holkey, Alfred Rice. Burk row: William Hellyer, Louis Birkmaier, Hara- cio Blanco. llarvey Cahinan, Elmer johunimles, Adam Liplca. 'X 'R Q7 ,rx Caroline M. Luff, Susie H. Myers. Rosalie Haggerty, Ruth L. Duff, Peggy I. Buckman. jf- .. 1-1-'P' . 1 il 4 K X I ri , Lf ui wncxnnl HL nwe if-' r.'n'r ,.-iw u mvnulm ' '

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INTERIM OPERATING COMMITTEE Seated: Willard C. Histand, George D. Richardson. John B. Blenk. Herman Hellherg, Paul N. Detwiler, Dillman Sallada. Standing: Donald L. Toner. Robert MncLatcliie. llnrold F. Hellyer, Ir., Alvah L. Cluranue, john Kenworthy, Dean K. Schleicher, Dr. B. Anton Hess. Board of Education Reorganization was the key word concerning the School Board this past year. A new Board of the Central Bucks School District, now known as the Interim Operating Committee, will come into effect Iuly 1, 1966. Responsible for kinder- garten through twelfth grade, this Board of nine members plus four non-members - Treasurer, Secretary, Solicitor General, and District Super- intendent-is designed to replace the former forty-seven member Central Bucks joint School Board, represented by its Joint Executive Committee. Working closely with the administrative and teaching staffs, the Board has consistently dem- onstrated what interested community members can contribute to a school such as Central Bucks. JOINT EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Seated: Ward Whitebread. Edythe G. Blythe. George D. Richardson. John B. Blenk, Ilerman Hellberg, Paul N. Detwiler. Dr. Dillman salltida. Standing: Donald L. Toner, Ralph C. Shobert, Joseph Penrose, Edward Laquer. Willard G. Histand. Robert MacLutchie. Robert Ginn, Harold F. Hellyer. Ir., Wilson Oberdorfer, Alvah L. Clarance. john Kenworthy, Dean K. Schleicher, George B. Bishop, Dr. B. Anton Hess.

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Ruth Fry Study Hall Vivian Crouthainel, Idella Hoover, Alice Frederick, Frances Foster. Alice W. Watson, Mary McElroy Secretarial Staff nomics, and industrial arts, as well. the study hall itself. Special Education An important part of the high school program is the Special Education department. Headed by Mr. Blosky, the students spend much of their time in Room 7. They pursue subjects which will be of use to them after they graduate: calculative mathematics, current events, and tax problems. They study physical education, home eco- Mrs. Fry, assisted by various teachers, is primarily concerned with supervising the study halls. Held in the cafeteria or in the auditorium, study halls aredesigned to give additional time for review, for pursuing advance homework assignments, or for significant reading. Stu- dents may use their study hall time for research in the library or may browse in the paperback book stall in Jack T. Blosky Special Education