Derry Borough High School - Derrian Yearbook (Derry, PA)

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Oflllal' The time has come for the graduating class of Derry Borough High School to bid farewell to the faculty and to our fellow students. We, the Senior Class of 1952, publish the Derrian, a presentation of drama in Derry Borough High School, as the remembrance of those leaving and as a record for those to come. The success of our yearbook is due largely to the splendid co- operation of the faculty and of the student body. The staff wishes to thank Miss Custer and Miss Robinson, the advisers, for their aid and interest. WE PRESENT: THE DIRECTORS- Administration and Faculty THE ACTORS- Seniors SUPPORTING CAST- Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen ADDED ATTRACTIONS Clubs and Organizations STARS- Athletics and Personalities SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS-

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.fdalminiafrafion William H. Landis, Jr. Mr. Landis . . . Bachelor of Science, Washington and Jefferson College: Master's degree in Educa- tional Administration from the University of Pittsburgh . . . Member of Supervising Principals' Association and American Association of School Administration . . . joined Derry High faculty in 1932 . . . elected Principal in 1938 . . . accepted position of Supervising Principal of Derry Schools in 1948. ,dn Q' A .. There he sits behind the desk in the office. Who? Why our competent principal, Mr. Landis. How could you mistake his encouraging smile and pleas- ing personality. He is more than a friend to all of us. He is our leader and adviser. Whatever prob- lems you bring to him, you may be sure of a help- ful answer. His sense of humor, disciplinary ac- tions, guiding philosophy and good nature are of great assistance to the entire student body. And it can truly be said he is our Guiding Light through thick or thin,