Delhaas High School - Torch Yearbook (Bristol, PA)

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A- ' ..V,.fV - - X 33 - mnwsfar .savor nmol. mnmvllll December 13, 1957 Deer Seniors: What e momentous year 1957-58 has been for each of us. It is your last year at Delheasl it is my first. Yet for each of us it is A year of opening horizons The biggest. part of your world is ahead of you It is A rough world but a good world demands much but has much to give Give it your best May each of you invest his life wisely end well and thereby enjoy the sstisfectlon which comes fron doinrr the best of which one is caoalle Sincerely, fp, U RON W DAVIS a...v-1 son ,, Devi Afszstant Principal A Sistant Principa Reed College BA Columbna Queweefw own EDNA M PENNYPACKER Dzrertor of Puprl Population West Chester State Teachers Col lege BS Temple Unnversity MEd VERA KWOCHKA Guzdrmre Coumelor Temple University BS in Ed University of Michigan MEd ACTIVITIES Student Council Ad visor DONALD S BAKER Home and School Vzmor Bloomsburg State Teachers Col lege, BS Temple University, M THOMAS ELLIOTT Gzndanre Counrelor West Chester State Teachers Col lege BS I0 Universxty MA and PhD Assisting and guiding the student on his road to the future is the purpose of the Guidance Department The various counselors assist the student while he is tn school by aiding him in solving his problems Before graduation, they discuss with each senior his future interests and ambitions, taking into consideration any obstacles or problems that may arise College applications and transcripts for each member of the twelfth grade who plans to continue in higher education are filled out by the personnel available scholarships, jobs, and other numerous benefits are made known to the student body These servxces, as well as those concerning a suitable curriculum which will prepare each individual adequately for his years after grad uatton are rendered by the Guidance Depart ment , - - - . tr . '. s U I i s - 1 - I. ' 1 r l , . .3 ' ' , . .g ' ' ' ' ' - ' -A- of this department. Information concerning Q k I , I Q , I t , rf . , ' ' . Y QI ' o il N ,Ex 1 i v. . '9'Q.' . . ', . . ' .3 -

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The district administration, located in Delhaas High School, consists of three members: the Regional Superintendent and his two assistants, The phases of operation are divided into instructional and business activities.The latter includes control of professional personnel, trans- portation, and payrolls. Both Bristol Township Elementary Schools and Delhaas High School are under the jurisdiction of this administra- tion. The members who are responsible to the school board see that state education laws are observed and that the youth of the community receive the best possible education GUY F EBERHART Regional Supenntenden! California State Teachers College Uni versity of West Virginia BS Univer sity of Pittsburgh MS and PhD WARREN D SHEPLER Arrutant Regional Superintendent rn Charge of Instruction California State Teachers Col lege BS University of Pitts burgh MEd and PhD The school administration is solely con cerned with the proper functioning of Delhals High School It consists of sev cral well trained men who are very cap able of performing their particular jobs It is the duty of each of these persons to see that the best possible program is af iorded to the students of the school The planning of the yearly curriculum and the sustaining of school policy are also two principal tasks of this administration Without the hard work of these members the equitable operation of the school would not be possible HENRY B DECKER Atnrtanl Regional Superznlendent East Stroudsburg State Teachers College BS Temple Unrver sity MS ROBERT H FRASER Dzreclor of Secondary Educatzon University of Pennsylvania BS and MS awbfwliw l l , . y-'1 ' , .. .. s 1 , .. ' ,.., - .. s --s ' , -- , .. .. 0 ' 2 ' . ' A . K - 1--y , v --a , ROBERT P MARTIN JOHN I ANTONI Prznczpal Adfnzmrtratue Anzrlanl Bloomsburg State Teachers C01 West Chester State Teachers Col lege BS Bucknell University lege BS Temple University MS M

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LOUIS S. ACKER, JR, Temple Ifnivcrsity. B.S., N.S. C'wm1i'Irj,, fllgclfm ROBERT BALENT Blnomsburg State Teachers College, BS. Drrr uf lidnialmn VJILLIAM A. BATEMAN Indiana State Teachers College, B S. Ifaplffrarffrp BIHIVICH K3 u 5 URSULA A. BELLI Temple Vniverxity, BS. Ilvalrh and Pbjinal Educalinrz ACTIVITIES: Junior varsity hock ey coach, Varsity softball Loach Co-curricular council I MARY JANE BIRD West Chester State Teachers Col- lege, B.S. U I Hwllh and Pbytiml Education CONLEY U. BLOUGH, IR. ACTIVITIES: Co-curricular coun- Indiana state Teachers Coutge' cil, Tennis coach, Basketball assist- BS.. University of pittsburgh' ALFTHEA L BRENNAN ant coach MIE - ' ' Mini. College Misericordia, B.A. ACTIVITIES: Chorus E g Ib DONALD L. BUTCOFSKY Bloomsburg State Teachers College, B.S.g Bucknell, M,A. Englub ACTIVITIES: Publicity director, Director of rhearre guild BERNARD L. CLARKE LaSalle College, A.B.3 Villanova University P.O.D. ACTIVITIES: TORCH business ad- visor, Junior class assistant advisor, Ring dance sponsor, Junior-Senior prom committee assistant adviser 4-r '. CATHERINE M. COOK Rider College. BS. 7.jf7IIlH. Bookkeeping hd! Il LEON N. DAVIDHEISER Pennsylvania State University, B.S. N.EcI, Ifmred Slain Hillary A ACTIVITIES: FAMA advisor