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7 mfhzkfrafzbe rvsszlsfazzfs 'F A Sflrs. NORMAN E. DIEHL The responsibility of coordinating our school program is shared by Mr. Diehl and Mr. Warden, Administrative Assistants to the Principal. Their hard work and capable management have enabled our school to function efficiently as an integral unit within the scope of the educative process. Together these men arrange the various schedules and activities that are a necessary part of a well planned school program. They are always willing and ready to solve the many problems of the student body. This is an exacting task, but it is performed skillfully under their supervision. i b :Q 'ii is? .i K sp. I X inf R 6' i 14 M. RICHARD WARDEN I 3
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Qscfoof yjoar gf fbzke cfors SEATED, Left to Right: Albert Garman, J. Carlton Schuldt, President, Arthur Spickler, Norman Kraybill. STAND- ING, Left to Right: J. Hoffman Garber, Robert Nation, Phares Risser, Jack Horner, C.A.S. Hollinger. NEW OCCASIONS TEACH NEW DUTIES, TIME MAKES ANCIENT GOOD UNCOUTHQ THEY MUST UPWARD STILL AND ONWARD, WHO WOULD KEEP ABREAST OF TRUTH. As we attempt to examine our school lives through the pages of this book, the guidance and educational provisions made possible by the school board cannot be overlooked. Through them, our academic, social, physical, and aesthetic facets of education are molded. Each year new projects are undertaken by the school board to update our educational ex- periences. Always looking to our future wants and needs, the board guides us toward individual goals while serving our community, state, and country. Ijqffmfzc Gounczf Zuszkzess Wanayer MR. DIEHL, DR. KILHEFNER, MR. DAUBERT, MR. REYN- MR. REYNOLDS OLDS. I2
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gzzfogznce KENNETH E. GROSH ROBERT J. TRIMBLE Distinction is only one of the many fine qualities which are possessed by our guid- ance department. Our class has been most fortunate in having these three highly quali- fied individuals to guide us through our teens. When it has been necessary to make im- portant decisions, we have always been able to depend upon the reliable aid which has constantlybeen offered by our counselors. They have been most helpful in all concerns g from the minor difficulties in school and social life, to the difficulty of choosing a future occupation. As we move on to individual pursuits, we will never forget the assistance, we have received during our high school days. SARA H. STE ELMAN I4
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