Glen Nor High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Glenolden, PA)

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Mn. F. H. Rosznrs Another noted civic leader who was primarily interested in the education of youth, Mr. Frank H. Roberts, passed away at his home last Thanksgiving Day at the age of eighty-seven. For twenty-six years he gave unstintingly of his time and ef- fort as a member of the Glen- olden School Board. At the time of the erection of our own Glen-Nor High School. he was serving as its president. In honor of his many years of un- selfish endeavor in behalf of local boys and girls. it was only fitting that the new sports grounds be named the Frank H. Roberts Athletic Field. No greater memorial can be erected than this which has al- ready been dedicated to him. Every day-whether it is the gridiron, the hockey field, the tennis court. or the baseball diamond-it is serving hun- dreds ot Glen-Nor students. May it continue to stand as a constant reminder to them of one of their greatest benefac- torsl

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Glen-Nor students and faculty members were shocked to learn of the sudden death of Mr. Daniel H. Englehart on February 13. Yes, he had been sick, very sick, but he had rallied. In fact, he was out at a bas- ketball game only the previous Friday night. Then- he was gone. For twenty-four years Danny, as he was known to all, served the school faithfully--first as a member of the original school board and then as chief custo- dian. Arriving in the morning before anyone else and leaving at night after everyone else, he served effi- ciently and cheerfully. Constantly he was on the job and Willing to lend a hand. Glen-Nor will certainly miss a friend and com- Mn. D. H. ENcu.sHAn'r panion who made school days comfortable and happy and worthwhile. an in emory 0 Glen-Nor suffered a great loss in the death of Mr. Witherow Love, one of its valuable directors, on Iuly 31, 1946. In spite of impaired health as a result of a heart condition, Mr. Love willingly accepted the responsibil- ity placed upon him by the community's citizens in be- ing elected to the joint Glen-Nor High School Board. As a member he zealously fulfilled the duties connected with the chairmanship of the Properties Committee and the Vice-Presidency. No praise can be adequate for this man who served the school so faithfully. Endeared to all who knew him, his opinions were highly respected. Faculty and student body alike pay homage to the memory of a great friend. MR. W. A. LOVE Av., ! A fa .91-,

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Have you met the Glen-Nor School Board? The Chieftain staff is glad to introduce you to these understanding community representatives who work diligently to plan wisely and to direct the destiny of our school. This energetic group of men and women, whose monthly meeting place is the school library. is constantly seeking ways to make our school lite a happy one. So, with due respect and gratitude, we honor Glen-Nor High School's deserving body of administrators. Mn. W. W. Rusr President ' Mn. I. S. Hnnnsu Treasurer Mn. W. C. Ovrzm-1oL'r Secretary K w' Mn. I. W. Lnursn Mn. I. Ricxnn IZOJ.. Mas. D. THOMAS Mn. H. C. Him. 2'5- X m CBL! an Mns. M. C. Kim-:L