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

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Administration . . . Maintained High Standards The degree of success of a modern school depends largely on the manner in which the school program is carried out consistent with Educational needs. Modern education demands a guiding force that will utilize every available means to insure the fulfilment of a sound ed- ucational policy. Mr. Kauffman has been an outstanding administrator, devoting many years of service in promoting educational work here. He has been instrumental in bringing into closer har- mony many educational groups of the commun- ity. He holds a Master's degree in Education from the University of Pittsburgh. We feel that our principal is definitely rendering a positive, dynamic leadership. Under Mr. Kauffman's guidance, our Junior High School has continued to progress to such an ex- tent that our school has become an outstanding institution in its field. One can appraise Mr. Kauffman's concepts of Education with this philosophy- Foremost, I think we should do everything possible for the child in school. Every assistance should be given the faculty in carrying out this objective. In commenting further on the school prob- lems of this year, Mr. Kauffman remarked: Our school has witnessed increased enrollment this year, and despite overcrowded conditions and distractions, the quality of the work of the students, and the level of their education has not been impaired. I would like to commend the faculty for their ability to rise and meet the challenge of these overcrowded conditions. Mr. Scott Brisbane Alyce McCullough Mr. F. Emerson Kauffman, Principal. The guidance counselor of our school is Mr.'Scott Brisbane. Explaining, orienting new pupils to our course of study was but part of his busy schedule. Mr. Brisbane also served as principal ln the absence of Mr. Kauffman. In addition, he taught Math and rejoined the Ath- letic department. Miss Peggy Errett, Secretary