Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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SUPERINTENDENT THOMAS L. HINKLE Ph.B., Muhlenbergg M.S., Bucknell University One of the most important jobs of the Hazleton City Schools is capably filled by our superintendent, Mr. Thomas L. Hinkle. We, the class of 1950, wish to extend our grati- tude to Mr. Hinkle for all the things he has done to make our high school as wonderful as it is. Mr. Hinkle's philosophy of education is as follows: To provide the facilities in our schools that will insure maximum development of the following in the pupils who pursue our educational courses: good health, high moral character, responsible citizenship, powers of leadership and unslavish followership, facility in the use of the fundamental skills, critical thinking, motor abilities of a large and useful variety, understanding of others, appreciation of the arts and sciences, a respect and desire for honest work, skill in some craft or vocation, and a keen sense of values in business, religion, social relations, and all aspects of human existence. 24