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

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ADMINISTRATORS C. W. MARSHALL L. L. I-IOLT Supervising Principal High School Principal As we come to the close of this school term, our secondary building program is almost completed. However, there is much to be done in further developing our instructional program. We shall now be able to do so due to more adequate building facilities. Planning for such developing is in progress now and part of it will be in effect for the school term of 1955-56. It might take two or three years before the development of this planned instructional program is fully realized. Our new construction is the first major secondary plant, within a radius of many miles, to be completed in recent years and is second to none in this end of the state. It is the sincere hope that as years go by, the teachers and pupils will continue to be so proud of this building, equipment, and grounds that it will be considered a serious offense to anyone who defaces any of the above. The school administration wishes to thank the teachers and students for their outstanding cooperation during this past school term. --C. W. MARSHALL 8 ,ww

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SCHOCL PERSONNEL DR. A. R. WILSON DR. M. E. GARNER MRS. PAUL BETTY BYERLY School Doctor School Dentist STONBRAKER School Secretary School Nurse MRS. JAY LAWSON MRS. WAYNE LOGAN MRS. JENNINGS ROY GOULD Cafeteria Cafeteria ENTERLINE Caretaker Cafeteria Every school system, in order to function efficiently, must be staffed W - with a doctor, dentist, nurse, secretary, janitors, and cafeteria workers. Our school is no exception. In addition to the faithful workers pictured above, we extend our greetings to the newest member of our mainten- ance staff, Mr. C. S. Harmon. .1 ii . . s 'fm