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.fgclminidfrafiue ziaidfanfri R. E. Reber, R. Lutz, D. F. Peters. Mr. Robert E. Reber is in charge of all athletic events, the cafeteria report, civil defense, student handbooks, and personnel, and he also teaches bookkeeping. Mr. Ralph Lutz is a mathematics teacher and in addition to teaching, has charge of discipline, texts and supplies, the building and grounds, patrol and moni- tors, transportation for students, and all school activities in general. Mr. Donald F. Peters has charge of the general administration which in- cludes attendance, schedules and curriculum, meetings of the faculty, guidance, and testing programs. He also teaches Spanish.
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uperuid ing rincz a To the Class of 1958: The startling emergence of knowledge, dur- ing the past decade, in almost every field of en' deavor, should bring to us a measure of satis- faction as Well as a realization that the schools of our country have been and must continue to be the foundation for producing men and women of thought and action. The competition for leadership among in- dividuals as well as among nations has become keen. We dare not shrink from our responsibil- ity to provide the facilities and the personnel to educate to the fullest the tidal wave of students who will clamor for admission to our public schools and colleges. There is no other Way to maintain our position of trust and leadership in a confused and disturbed World. You and the graduating classes from other high schools and colleges are the material from which leaders and specialists in many fields of endeavor must be chosen. Make the most of your opportunities and abilities so that you can be called Worthy of the community, state and nation which provides such unlimited opportun- ities for its citizens. John P. Krick.
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6 aw ff, SOCIAL STUDIES: G. Weidman, B. Miller, K. Flinchbaugh, H. Weaver, E. Stewart, G. Albrecht. COMMERCIAL: I. Kilkuskie, R. Reber, I. Krick. Eight LANGUAGE: D. Peters, D. Lied, R. Martzall I
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