Downingtown High School - Our Year Cuckoo Yearbook (Downingtown, PA)

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SAMUEL M. EVANS Senior High School Principal As the school year of 1962-1963 draws to a close, the Senior Class proudly reviews its final year with Mr. Evans, principal, a capable leader who understands youth and its many problems in modern society. Holding the position of principal of Downingtown Joint High School for seventeen years, he is an outstanding example of school spirit. The office of principal requires devotion to one’s work and love of students. Congratulations, Mr. Evans, for a job wrell done. GUY R. KLINE Assistant Principal and Guidance Counselor Mr. Kline, Assistant Principal and Guidance Counselor, deserves our thanks for his patience and understanding. His services to us are many: he advises students with problems; he administers tests; he plans classes and courses suited to individual needs; he helps us to know ourselves; he encourages us to aim for worthwhile goals. You, Mr. Kline, have been, and always will be, a credit to our school. 22

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RAYMOND R. BAUGHER Superintendent of Schools For six years the head of Downingtown schools. Mr. Baugher brings to his position many years of experience, having served as Supervising Principal at Lower Paxton Township for twenty years and of the Northern Lehigh Joint Schools for six years. Mr. Baugher is a graduate of Elizabethtown College, of Columbia University, and bas taken his administration courses at Temple University. At the present time he is a member of many civic and professional organizations: Downingtown Chamber of Commerce, Rotary Club, Pennsylvania State Education Association, National Education Association, American Association of School Administrators, Suburban School Study Council, Associated Public School Systems, National School Public Relations Association, and the National Society for he Study of Education. HAPPINESS AND YOU Through the centuries men have sought to work out a simple formula for the good life. To be happy has been described as the ultimate goal of all ambition, all endeavor, all hopes and plans. Genuine happiness is not dependent on external things. The kind of happiness that stays with you is the kind that springs from inward thoughts and emotions. An empty mind grows bored and cannot endure itself; an empty mind seeks pleasure as a substitute for real happiness. It is not something one person can hand to another; it requires individual initiative. I hope that each of you will have developed a curious and inquiring mind—one “with attractive and interesting pictures on the walls.” The aim of the teachers has been to furnish your minds with interesting thoughts and ideas. RAYMOND R. BAUGHER Superintendent of Schools 21

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v (lftr w v J CAMPBELL, £'r' Social Studies O NICHOLAS CAPECE, B.S. Commercial Mathematics, Economics HOWARD J. CASKEY, B.S. Social Studies MARY P. COSTELLO, M.S. Biology JOSEPH R. CREAMER, Ed.M. Commercial RAYMOND F. DISERAFINO, B.S. Health and Physical Education MARTHA P. DONAGHY, A.B. Spanish AUBREY G. GOUDIE, Ed.M. ELIZABETH F. HADFIELD, Driver Training A.B. English