Cumberland Township High School - Cumberlander Yearbook (Carmichaels, PA)

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 BOARD OF EDUCATION In behalf of the Board of Education, I should like to take this opportunity to congratulate you, the Class of 1956, for a fine spirit of cooperation during your years in the Cumberland Township Schools. We sincerely hope that you will continue to broaden your horizons through education, for that is the only way in which to prepare yourselves for your places in world affairs. It will be your responsibility to help continue and preserve the American way of life. Mr. V. Collins, President Mr. V. Collins, President Mrs. A. Luxner Mr. G. Allison Mr. F. Andria Dr. R. T. Gray

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As you join the hundreds of Alumni of Cumberland Township High School, 1 offer congratulations and sincere best wishes. Mr. D. P. Venen, Principal “The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man’s foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher.” These words of Thomas Henry Huxley about education, written in 1870 are just as true today, and I trust that the class of 1956 will not tarry too long on each rung as they climb the ladder of success. Mr. J. W. Kerr Assistant Principal 6

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CUMBERLAND TOWNSHIP Mrs. Crago—B.S.Ed., M.Ed. Librarian, Guidance Mr. Ciminel—B.S., M.Ed. English Miss Goodwin—A.B. English Literature, Latin Miss Steele—A.B., M.A. English Miss Wilson—A.B., M.A. English, French Book Worms Mrs. Baily—B.S. Mathematics Mr. O’Brochta—B.S. Mathematics, Wrestling Coach, Asst. Football Coach Mrs. Hartley—B.A., M.Ed. Mathematics If a hen and half lays an egg and a half, what will the eggs cost? Mr. Lapkowicz—B.S.Ed. Social Science, Basketball Coacht Ass't. Football Coach Mr. Kerr—A.B., M.Ed. Problems oj Democracy Mr. Palone—B.S., M.A. American History Mrs. Funk—A.B. World History Cumberland’s UN 8