Greater Latrobe High School - Latrobean Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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s Educators Guide Schools schools. Mr. Curtis L. Feather serves as presi- dent and Mr. H. Donald Benford is vice-presi- dent. Other members of the board are Mr. Francis I. Harvey, Miss Sara C. McComb, Mr. Samuel Rummel, Dr. lack H. Hamill and Mr. I. Regis Kuhn. High School Principal Robert Crawford and Assistant Principal Harry O. Wolfe were aided by Mrs. Betsy Tillman and Miss Barbara Wilt, respectively. Miss Ruth Himler worked in the administration building as secretary of the Board of Education and secretary to Mr. Snyder. Giving the students a well-rounded back- ground in the various fields of study are the 0 BEFORE MAKING tentative plans tor the coming year, Mr. David A. Snyder, superin- tendent, reviews past statistics. . i c ,f - . I -sf I O PRINCIPAL ROBERT Crawford adjusts cal- O PERFORMING ONE of his numerous daily endar of events to comply with scholastic tasks, Assistant Principal Harry Wolfe makes program. out student absentee slips. I LOOKING OVER school reports I AIDING THE assistant principal O MRS. BETSY M. Tillman, secre- is Miss Ruth Himler, secretary is Miss Barbara Wilt, oftice tary to the principal, checks to School Board. secretary, school record. .u...i..',i',i'sa.-:P-Q' 1 i. ..h'fQH?3!.a-Q a . ' r 'Jn .1 iff A V' A v. 5112 it . ffl .,-' 1, . f 5 , . .g. - J.. .5-tg ,R is I 1 ,gt 'I L 1 4. -t -. l l .I ' . 45 fl 1 4 1 I 5 K, I I l CA. Q4- .S- ,xg P.- yt, It . Q.: I . to .. N r L ,, a ry! , L t H' K,'l ,- . uit 'fr Li . 1, JI 'V T iii. 15.545 f J 'x' iiujl .,, 'eg ' if V-L-21? , .jg ,V we , , gg' f Tr?-4 2 fr ,,,J lf I is-2. . M 1 if W1 I. .Q at .5.,t.,, ft! rdf' . -rt .. 3' I 'Q V I 54 ,Q I L 4 I ,A , If I tix f 'ff' t Ja y fl Q-' il . ,, 'Ji ft Qi' ,' n K . Z' f il .f 4 ffl , riff lv

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Seated: Miss Sara McComb, Mr. Cur tis Feather, Mr. H. Donald Ben ford. Standing: Mr. Samuel Rummel. Mr. Regis Kuhn, Mr. Francis Harvey Dr. Iack Hamill. M11 . -Y' J'f-ql,,5f- .1' ' ' ' - f ' ' ' ' R -1 n A5-'Y S k VZ .. . 1' Ziy- L,- ff 5' ' A1.,J'.::.Ag.5,', :Qi-',-,-5 1 5' - -ig.: 2 . - f.:-.5 ' 5,.-L341.-,fy f ' .1 ,- . s' . . .st 4, M mfr.:-Q Af. . r':i..:rf'E'15-ffl?-1r'.r,--elf: Sr. ,:,...,-..-J:-1.,'-.' rg: Administration Serves As Primary Factor in School System To keep Latrobe' Public Schools function- ing properly is the chief aim of the administra- tion. Constant Work by all the officials aided the development and operation of the schools, Educational activities were planned in advance I SCHOOL PLANS for coming year interest Mr. H. Donald Benford, Mr. Francis Harvey and Mr. Curtis Feather. to benefit each student. Heading this system is Mr. David A. Snyder, Superintendent of La- trobe Public Schools. Seven membe-rs comprise the Board of Education whose responsibilities include irn- provement of methods and conditions ot the O PREPARING A budget are Dr. lack Hamill, Mr. Samuel Rummel, Mr. Regis Kuhn and Miss Sara McComb. iltwx v vra-Q, - g 3, f S 'Q the :L . .,,- - , nltrx

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FACULTY Faculty Constitutes Basis For Education, Training 14 iiisfglf O CHECKING REFERENCE books in the library are Mr. William Couchenour, Miss Mary Louise McBride, Mrs. Rhudell Dres- ser and Mr. Ronald Shurie. 48 teachers who comprise the faculty ot La- trobe High School. Eight members of the faculty compose the English Department. Mr. Mars C. Dovey, who attended Notre Dame, Harvard, Columbia and the University of Pittsburgh, instructed English IV. The extemporaneous coach, Miss Martha Osborne, holds degrees from Wilson College and the Universities of Pennsylvania and Pitts- RAISING THEIR hands in answer to a question during an oral history quiz are Mark Reiner and Margaret Malik.