Dallas Township High School - Dallastownian Yearbook (Dallas, PA)

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wa, HKHJSCHOOL FACUUTM I 'Tv-5 Row 1 Jeanne Rosser June Kistler Mary Mulderig John Ro ser fPr1ncipal5 Emily Goldsmith Ferne Van Sant Margaret Mary Kane Row 2 Alfred K1 Camp Daniel William Thomas Edwards Edgar Hughes Reese Pelton Robert Dolbear Sheldon Mo ier Louise C Miller ELRlE TARY F C LTY q., Q9 ,. so 9 ,. av X54 r., 4 ir- Row 1: Evelyn Everard, Veronica Mills, Thelma Laroreux, Freda Hughey, Mary 0' Neill. Row 2: Lena Van Tuyl, Alice Yaple, Sarah Mitten, Frances Bubb. Helen Guyler, Vernette Butts. 6

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SUPER ISI G PRI CIPAL Mr Ravmond E Kuhnert Q- lf SCH OOL SECRET RY Mlss Betty Whlspell T has become increasingly evident that learning more effective when the subject to be learned is more closely related to the actual life activities of each in as aids in instruction is one of the desirable methods realising that relationship Ie in the school realize the importance and the value to be found through the ca operation of the school and the community and are ontinu ally aiming toward it WI-of C5525 schools of the entire nation are passing through a period of development which will result in the assimilation of most of the smaller school unita by larger ones, or in the creation of new schools of greater size to include the smaller units of its area. This change is intended to pro- vide lor all pupils some of the services which the larger, lore fortunate areas have been able to pro- vide for many yeara. Our area is a part of this era of change. The extent to which it will affect our area, or the changes which will result are not yet at this time clearly enough defined to speak about However, we have extended our services to in- clude Nurslng aarrice lar all of our pupils, Art Instruction for the pupils of the Elementary Grades, and increased Library service for our jun- ior-Senior High School pupils Our building facilities have also improved with the addition of space for a Dining Room and for Locker-Shower space for boys and girls It is our hope to be able to expand to meet the growing demands placed upon HIGH CHOOL PRI CIPAL Mr JohnF Rosser K ' us, 7? 5 . x I if. ' ' ' ' is dividual. Utilization of available community resources . . . . . . in 1 5 1, p 27 1 S f X , -

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