German Township High School - Laureola Yearbook (McClellandtown, PA)

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Jl7eef Lfflzkm fflzdividually . . . DR. A. E. COUGHANOUR MR. E. W. HAMILTON Presidenf Vice Presideni MR. J. B. CHRISTOPHER MR. LAWRENCE E. McGEE DR. Secrefary Treasurer J. H. SANGSTON MR. M. A. STERBUTZEL MR. CLARENCE L. DAVIS MR. D. J. MORRIS 8 CIerIc To The Board of Educarion

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EDUCATICNAL ea ms Left to right: Mr. Mc- Gee: Mr. Fornwalf, tax collector: Mr. Christo- pher: Mr. Newcomer, Superintendent: Dr. Coughanourp Mr. Mor- ris, clerk to board: Mr. Hamilton: Mr. Davis: Dr. Sangston. The Board of Education acts almost exactly as any other legislative body. We think that you should know these seven men. They are Dr. A. E. Coughanour, Dr. H. Sangston, Law- rence E. McGee, E. W. Hamilton, B. Christopher, M. A. Sterbutzel, and Clarence L. Davis, This representative group of the people of German Township are faced with a maze of tasks that makes a geometry proof or a Latin translation seem like mere childls play. Perhaps one of the most important of these is that of selecting Hthosev essential people, the teachers. An equally important problem is the appropriation of money or the various current expenses and levying taxes to obtain it. These men also proclaim the holidays that are so vital to student moral. Since they are rarely seen in action, it may seem that the board has a rather small part in the operation of the schoolg but their tireless labor is shown by the results attained. We thank them. The judicial consist of Mr. Gault and his corps of teachers. Every student in German Town- ship High School is aware of their duties. Their pictures and duties will be shown in other sections of this Laureola. 7

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LU' rizzcip Mr. .lam es A. 6L Gault Q wan .i,7,yN mn 8 st n the picture ahove Mr. Gault is seen hroadcasting over our schools, newe equipment addition. It is a Webster-Rauland, central radio and sound system. 'lihis new device has a wide variety of applications as well as a wide variety of pro- gram sources. Incorporated in the central cabinet, located in Mr. Gault's office is a player which provides continuity of recorded programs. For example, complete classics, operas and like programs can he delivered over the system without inter- ruption as well as complete recorded instructions and lessons. Also incorporated in this same central set is a radio over which educational programs or programs of world events are readily availahle for distrihution to or all rooms ofthe building. The third and most important feature of this sound system is the micro- phones through which the Superintendent or Principal can talk to every room or any selection of rooms in our building making announcements or giving any gen- eral instruction to the students and teachers. 's can also be connected into the system from the auditorium or merformances, such as Dramaties, Puhlic Speaking, rehroadcast to any room or rooms and ' before-the-mike experi- ' ii of picking any phone l allow I t to be wide sihilitv i nur Micro gymnasium which Wil ' Music selections or any athletic even lend zest to the student's programs as well as prr ence for students. Another feature of this sound system is the pos: V a program from any home-room and rehroadcast it to any or all rooms ol c 9 up building.