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

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Seven citizens serve their community as members of the Latrobe Board of Education. They endeavor to establish and develop the constructive policies that are distinguishing features of Latrobe's educational program. Mr. I. Regis Kuhn presided in the role of president, while the position of vice-president was filled by Mr. Francis I. Harvey. This year's members included Miss Sara McComb, Mr. H. Donald Benford, Mr. I. Regis Kuhn, Mr. Francis I. Harve-y, Mr. Iacob Bendl, Dr. Iack H. Hamill and Mr. Samuel S. Hummel. The board members were elected by La- trobe district voters. They worked with the Superintendent David A. Snyder to control the educational functions of the school system. Miss Ruth Himler served as secretary to the school board. Miss Hedi McFeaters assists in aiding the superintendent by keeping school records in order and performing many other duties. I ISUPERINTENDENT OF Latrobe Public Schools Seated: Miss Sara McComb, Mr. I. Regis Kuhn, Mr. Francis David A' Snyder converses on the telephone- Harvey. Standinq: Dr. Iack Hamill, Mr. H. Donald Benford, Mr. Iacob Bendl, Mr. Samuel Hummel.

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AT HER desk, Miss Hedi McFeaters pre- pares some final cal- culations. tration building. I REVIEWING ACCOMPLISHMENTS of the past term, Principal Robert Crawford visualizes suc- cess for graduates. Mr. Robert Crawford, principal of Latrobe l-Iigh School, Worked to provide the best pos- sible education for students. During the- year, a number of Mr. Craw- ford's duties were making the school calendar of activities, approving exams and heading the faculty. Mr. William Yates, assistant prin- cipal, signed absentee slips, assigned sched- ules and made announcements. Assisting the principal and assistant principal were two secretaries, Mrs. Betsy Tillman and Miss Barbara Kuhn, respectively. They aided by keeping school records in order, compiling schedules and performing many other duties. The administration, through guidance and instruction to students, enabled the citizens of tomorrow to take their place in carefully se-lect- ed professions. O MISS RUTH Himler does detailed office work at the Adminis- 'b '71 Q3 x 6 3 3 xy, ...-ul O MR. WILLIAM YATES clarifies attendance rec- ords as part of his assistant principal duties. MRS. BETSY Tillman 0 TYPING REPORTS works on schedules the attendance office in the principal's of- busies Miss Barbara fice. Kuhn.