Everett Area High School - Warrior Yearbook (Everett, PA)

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Svlafz fonffzol RONV I.-Silas Barncs, Carl Nlohns, IH-rfv Foor-Prcsulcnt, Allen Coopcr, Iohn Brorkry. Raymond Buuard. RUVV 2.-Paul Wilt, Arthur Yvov-Vin' Prcslrlcrlt. llfilrn Drtxxxlcr U.u'un Oalv-. Iflnwl Fcmr, Ir. llfuriv Nylgllclrl xnxx .llwwnt when ilu- pirturc was mlwn, The Executive Board consists of two members from each district. Its purpose is to transact business Without having all mem- bers ot the joint board present, however, the joint board must approve and ratify anything the Executive Board does. w ANNJEIVJNS Everett Southern Ioint School District's Municipal Authority Was created in March, l95Z, to take care ot any business transac- tions for the purchasing ot ground, building of buildings, collecting of rentals, and pay- ing of any bills which concerned the au- thority. 'fa' IU: Q-I EVERETT SOUTHERN IOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT AUTHORITY SIIATED- W. Iladcsty- llrcsidcnt STANDING-Owar Four-Scurvtary. Gillwrl Nvcuni-Trcrusurcr, Ivan llnwsrurc. Tallicrl Smith. Mtlimlvv XYIQ -Vasc Prcsnlrnt Six

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111111 ROW l.-I. W. Fisher. Chester Wilt. Sr.. Silas Barnes, Edgar Steckman. Carl Mobus, lvan Means. Iohn Brockey. Donald Perdue, Harry lmes ROVV 2.-Garvin Oaks, Clyde Bowser, Lee Rishel, Elmer Foor. Ir.. Harry Swartzweldvr, Paul Wilt, Paul Stein, Allen Cooper, Galen Detwiler, Raymond Bussard, Vaughn Williams. Percy Favor, Arthur Woy, Stanley Srroup Ahsenr when picture was taken-I. E. Smith, Nelson Lundqnest, Iacoh Mills. Fred Miller, Otha Bennett, Harry Wigfielti, lrxin Ketterman. Louis Miller Five representatives from each district oi the jointure-Mann, Southamp- ton, Monroe, East Providence, West Providence Townships and Everett Bor- ough-meet regularly the first Monday night ot the month and are known as the Everett-Southern-Ioint Board. These men form the executive body ot the schools. They are very civic- minded men who work for their school and community and serve Without PUY- President ........,. Vice President Secretary ........ Treasurer ......... School Solicitor ATTORNEY PERCY G. POOR ARTHUR WOY I. W. FISHER PAUL STEIN STANLEY STROUP

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Waffzolmen MILLER C. Hoon Many of the things we enjoy today were con- sidered IMPOSSIBLE yesterday. The past cen- tury has seen unbelievable advancement in the fields of communication, education, transportation, and science. Progress depends upon the dreamer and the doer whose faith and ambition have given us such things as radio and television, modern equipment and methods in education, jet propulsion, plastics, and wonder drugs. So dream your dreams and challenge the IM- POSSlBLE, Class of 1953-it may come true! Words are little things that are easily spoken and we forget what power they have to give pleasure or pain. They seem so swiftly gone that we forget that they do not go away at all, but remain like barbed arrows in the heart where they struck, or like fragrant flower distilling perfume. They seem powerless for good or evil, but We for- get that they either tear down or build up fair fabrics of joy and peace in the souls of those to whom we speak them. They are the vehicles of thoughts. Let us be very careful in the way we use our words. lt is my sincere hope that each member of the Class of 1953 will add some thought or deed to make this world a better place to live. Seven