Harrold Junior High School - Herald Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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fa Q5 2 SCHOOL NURSE Mrs MaryE Tempero sz-X W W y rf ig? .- v ,,f,,s.i, If - ,f ,tb f 3- 3 3, f .5 f' .5 .gf .2 ,. E5 A550C1ATE SUPERINTENDENT DEPUTY ASSOCIATE SUPERINTENDENT ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR Theg W, Fullerton Paul E. Bowman Darwin W Miller CNHIS is the first year in which our school organization has operated through the office of an associate superintendent instead of a super- vising principal. Mr. Theo W. Fullerton has the responsibility of this position with Mr. Paul E. Bowman as the associate deputy superintendent. Also, for the first time, an elementary supervisor has been selected to coordinate the teaching in our grade schools. Mr. Darwin W. Miller is the head of this department. The administration of the school system is provided by a School Board, elected by the people and composed of citizens from Adamburg, Hemp- field Township, and Manor. During the past year the Board of Education adopted a long range plan of reorganization of the school system which in- cluded in its scope the pupils from Youngwood and Hunkers added to the jointure. After July first our School Board will have representation from both of these school areas. The School Board gives selflessly of its time as public servants to provide the best possible system of education for our school children. In recent years our student population has increased to such proportions that an expansion of school facilities has become essential. The present plan- ning of the School Board has resulted in a long range plan to provide for a complete educational program from grade one through twelve. Building plans include a new senior high school to accommodate 1200 pupils from grades ten to twelve. Additions to the Harrold building will include an industrial arts room, library, science rooms, music rooms, and additional class rooms for grades seven to nine. Youngwood senior high school will be used as a junior high school and will have a new indus- trial arts shop, home economics room, and music room. Hempfield Township will also build two new elementary buildings. The Board of Education desires to provide adequate facilities for the school pupils of the area and believes the plans proposed will provide ed- ucational opportunities equal to other areas of the state. la 31 35- DISTRICT CLERK 7 Mrs. Dorothy Henry DISTRICT CLERK fNot picturedj Mrs. Leona Burkholder

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