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

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Administration and Faculty

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HAMILTON S. THOMPSON We tlranlr you. MR. THOMPSON In our trials as a class, our advisor Mr. Thomp- son's most appreciated gift was his ability in car- pentry. At dances he supplied tacks, string, ladders, and good advice as well as platforms for bands and crownings. For our plays Mr. Thompson painted and hammered right along side his crew to provide us with sets. Hands werenit all Mr. Thompson was quick with for he was a proficient solver of our many math problems and helped the class budget in order to produce this yearbook. Human relation problems were part of his job too, as he helped handle candy, magazine, and Christmas card sales. Aside from his school duties as teacher of In- dustrial Arts, member of Demerit board, and head of Crafts Club, Mr. Thompson enjoys contract- ing and devotes his summers to building houses. We, the Class of '62, express our deepest thanks to our patient advisor, Mr. Thompson. Mr. Thompson looks up thoughtfully while working in the shop.

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Sitting: Russell D. Sturgis, Marian Brown, William Clement, Gladys C. Pearlstine, Ray B. Ziegler. Standing: Gordon Wiest, Paul Wagner, Ernest K. Moyer, James Lloyd, W. Copeland Cassel, J. Latimer Hoopes. Absent: Frederick Wentz, Rex Reichert, Malcolm W. Keenan. They devoted hours to planning . . Minds to plan and hands to work-these belong to the fifteen citizens making up the Perkiomen Joint School Board who serve their community through education. In meetings held every fourth Thursday at the Elementary School, they provide for the development of better educational policies and school expenditures through reports and projects. A beautiful school, an ehiciently run PERKIOMEN JOINT SCHOOL BOARD WILLIAM H. CLEMENT, Prefident RAY B. ZIEGLER, Vice-Prefiderll MARIAN L. BROWN, Secrelnry FREDERICK WENTZ, Trenfurer Collegeville Trappe Prefidenz Gladys C. Pearlstine Ernest K. Moyer Vice-Prefiderzt Paul R. Wagner Ray B. Ziegler Secretary Russell D. Sturgis William H. Clement Treasurer Malcolm VU. Keenan J. Latimer Hoopes .Member Rex Reichert Gorden J. Wiest 8 administration, and an excellent faculty exemplify the hard Work and long hours given by every board member. We, the Class of 1962, express our deepest thanks to these civic-minded people for their dili- gent endeavors that have made our school years a most memorable experience. Skippack W. Copeland Cassel Francis E. Shupe Marian L, Brown Frederick Wentz James M. Lloyd WILLIAM H. CLEMENT