Frackville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Frackville, PA)

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During the course of our high school days 1 r Trautman has not been wery closely related to our activities but vxe vividly remember his frequent an interesting visits during our grade school years Mr Trautman is also vi ell known throughout our boost civic projects especially those which benefit the MR CHARLES W DRUMM Prlnr :pal The constant efforts put forth by Mr Drumm as our guide and counselor along the road of achiey ement to the Crossroads of Success have won him the title of trusted friend and esteemed leader After receiving his degree at Susquehanna Univer sity he taught biology trigonometry geometry Eng lush and general science at Frackville During this period he completed post graduate work at Nevx York University and Bucknell Unnersity Through his dili gent and conscientious endeawor he attained the posi tion of school principal in 1930 As a class we the Seniors of 1950 and the sixty third graduating class want to take this opportunity of extending to Mr Drumm our thanks for the task he has so capably performed and best wishes to him for the future 'Sir Wlllllfll R Trxutmm ind secretiry Miss Betty Knittle MR WILLIAM R TRAUTMAN Supcrz mug Prmczpal youth of Frackville Prior to becoming supervising principal of the Frackville schools Mr Trautman taught in the ele mentary grades for six years The respect and admira tion of this community for him hovx ever has mainly 196 .IS SUPCIW lSll'lg pI'lI'1ClpI1l Pagr nz ll , , , Q . . Q . 1 L L ' Q ', I ' 1' i - V. . . V. ' ' f , VI . ' . . ' 7 ' , . . . . . . .. , V . . y . d l . - . v 1 1 . 7 ' . V . V - . - . i 1 ' - I i i V i 1 V s A . community. He has always been willing to help and come from his forty-seven years of distinguished serv- 9 . 7 . . - 5 Y 1 Q , . - Y 9 Y Y . .- I Y 1 9 i s - ' . . . . V , . I 'P w

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