Edgewood High School - Sylvan Yearbook (Edgewood, PA)

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School Board Members Dr. Arthur Koenig, Mr. Robert Ccxmpe, Mr. Edward Strothman, Mrs. Charles MacFarlane, Mr. Allan Ga land, Dr. J. G. Quick assemble for the regular monthly meeting. Adminisfrafors concern themselves wifh school's welfare Indispensable in the handling and directing of the multiple duties connected with a school's business office is Miss Louise Doty. Her willing- ness to aid teachers and students, in spite of her busy schedule, is characteristic of Edgewood High School's secretary. Her efficiency and friendliness is greatly appreciated by everyone at Edgewood. Functioning behind scenes in the promotion of an effective educational program, providing for the physical aspects of Edgewood's school plan and formulating school policy are among the main functions of the Edgewood School Board. The personnel of the Board consists of Mr. Alan Garland, president, Dr. Arthur R. Koe- nig, Mr. Edward Strothman, Mrs. Charles Mac- Farlane, and Mr. Robert Campe. Dr. J. G. Quick serves as secretary. These men, working with the educational interests of boys and girls in mind believe in accenting the highest possible standards for Edgewood schools. School office hums daily wifh acfivify Miss Doty, Secretary .sift 9

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-13. Mrs. Margaret Hiles, Mrs. G. H, Schwarzkopf, Mrs. Mary Flick, Mrs. Gurli Richards, Miss Dorothy Quinton. Acknowledging that fundamental skills and information in familiar subiect-matter fields are still the chief goals of the modern schools, the administrative agencies of Edgewood School Dis- trict have provided a curriculum to fit the needs of the community. Taking into account the fact that more than 85 per cent of the graduating classes go to college, they have put emphasis on the academic phases. However, provision for those desiring more general coverage has been inculcated into the offerings. Mr. McFarlane, superintendent of buildings, discusses business with Mr. Watson and Mr. Flick. School Provides Various Services ln addition to providing for the mental de- velopment of the students, Edgewood provides for the physical well-being and the protection of its school population. A well-rounded physical education department, doctor services, and police women protection are the agencies that take care of these departments. New emphasis has been placed on the importance of guidance services that helps boys and girls to plan their own actions wisely. Dr. L. Neil, school doctor, checks absentee cards. JSA -...Q