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

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ADMI ISTRATIO fbi, -our' I SUPEBINTENDENT DAVID A. Snyder reviews plans for future. 'sn lf 1 To procure and institute progressive edu- cation policies was the goal of the seven mem' bers of the Latrobe Board of Education. The labors of the board provided a suc- cessful and advantageous system of instruc- tion for the community. Mr. Francis I. Harvey served in the capacity of president, while Miss Sara McComb presided in the role of vice- president. Additional board members were Dr. Iack H. Hamill, Mr. H. Donald Benford, Mr. Iacob Bendl, Dr. George Roberts and Mr. Thomas Okonak. Chosen by the voters of Latrobe, the seven members of the school board, coupled with the assistance of Superintendent David A. Snyder, planned and operated the education program of the Latrobe Public Schools. Miss Ruth Himler acted as secretary to the school board while Miss Hedi McFeaters as- sisted the superintendent by keeping the school records in order and performing many other duties. The efforts of Miss Grace Schrack also contributed to a successful school system. Seated: Dr. lack Hamill, Mr. Francis Harvey, Miss Sara McComb. i Mr Thom s Okonak Dr Geor e T. Rob- Stand ng: . a , . q erts, Mr. Iacob Bendl, Mr. Donald Benford. -

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Instructors in the class rooms acquaint students with information about each field of study that will be necessary in future years. Growth In Academic life -Q.. jective Of Scholastic Term

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O PRINCIPAL ROBERT CRAWFORDS chief O PERFORMING ONE of his tasks, Mr. Wil- objective is a successful school year. liam Yates clarifies attendance records. In fulfillment of his duty as principal, Mr. Robert Crawford endeavored to maintain a concrete and well-balanced curriculum for Latrobe High School students. The consignment of textbooks, workbooks and other needed school facilities were some of the functions of Mr. Crawford. Planning the school calendar of activities and approv- ing the semester examinations constituted another phase of his efforts. Mr. William E. Yates supervised the nu- merous functions of the assistant principal. He was responsible for the signing of absentee slips, the pre-scheduling program and the broadcasting of announcements. Sharing the obligation of assisting the principal and assistant principal were Mrs. Bet- sy Tillman and Miss Barbara Kuhn. The com- pilation and filing of records were included among the duties of the two secretaries. fs. ! VK O PERFORMING MANY help- O MISS HEDI MCFEATERS aids ful duties occupies Miss in keeping school records in Grace Schrack. 01-def, 13 6- 0 AVERAGING QUARTERLY grades in the office busies Mrs. Betsy Tillman. I MISS BARBARA KUHN aids the assistant principal by examining reports. ws O WORKING AT the adminis- tration building is Miss Ruth Himler.