Dayton Joint High School - Maple Memories Yearbook (Dayton, PA)

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ADMINISTRATORS C. W. MARSHALL l L. L. HOLT Supervising Principal High School Principal 1315325104 Change, it has been said, may be an indication of regression or progress. Therefore, Change in itself, may not be the answer to a pressing problem. However, the many changes which have taken place, in our school system, speak for themselves. The pro- gressive thinking and action on the part of our Board of Education and community can be noted in the general pattern of our educational program. When the needs and demands of modern education indicated that change was necessary, we met the challenge by the forma- tion of our present jointure. CHANGE Through jointure we have increased the opportunity to enrich the educational offer- ings, increase the staff for more efficient instruction and management, benefit by state aid and to expand our facilities and plant. As this is being written, men and equipment are arriving on our campus, for the purpose of breaking ground in preparation for the erection of an addition to our present buildings. Since we are aware of the fact that -Change and revision are continuous and desir- able in any school system, we speak here of major changes. ' In all respects, we are sincere in our desire and effort to keep pace with the growing demands on the public schools to meet the needs of our youth. -LEONARD L. HOLT 4

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ADMINISTRATION The haze is liftingg there's u building in view It is :leur Dayton High Sehoul and a new one, ton. The vapors still shiftingg therffs more emulensation The pieture's quite elearg ifs the ADMINISTRATION 3

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