Collegeville Trappe High School - Colonel Yearbook (Trappe, PA)

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0llfClI'J K JFI' UPERVISI PRINCIPAL t 366 H. S. Llrsinus College Temple llniversity University of Pennsylvania Never idle a moment, thrifty, and thoughtful of others. Mr. Keyser began his career in the Collegeville-lrappe school system as a science teacher and athletic director in 1924, Made supervising principal in 1926, he has continued in this position ever since. ln preparation for his teaching career, he attended Collegeyille lligh School and llrsinus College. llesiring to further his education, Mr. Keyser took graduate work in physical educa- tion at Temple University and administration at the University of Pennsylvania. Our supervising principal has always shown great interest in athletics, ln addition to serv- ing as an official for twenty-five years, he was president of the Montgomery County lligh School Athletic Association for twenty-two years, lle has also held other offices, including that of vice-chairman of the District Committee Number One of the P. l, A, A. Mr. Keyser wishes to extend to each member of the class of 1954 his congratulations and best wishes for a pleasant and prosperous future. After graduating trom Williamstown lligh School, Mrs, Renninger attended the Central Penn 'V' llusiness College in Harrisburg, f ln 1052 she became secretary to the CT-'l', School Board, with the major duties of ordering supplies for the school and paying the bills. 8 Anne E. Renmtiger

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