Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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EVALUATION SEE YA' LATER, EVALUATORH. . Evaluation of the Hazleton Senior High School got underway Tuesday morning, February 7, with a committee of twenty-one schoolmen making the survey. S. Pl. McDonald,.superintendent of schools at Coatesville, was chairman of the visiting com- mittee. Assisting chairman was L. C. Bubek, principal of Forty Fort Junior-Senior High School. Hazleton School District was host for the groups of visiting educators at a dinner Monday night at the Hotel Altamont, with School Board President Frederic W. Deisroth delivering the address of welcome. Superintendent Thomas L. Hinkle also spoke briefly, expressing the hope that the vis- itors would find their stay in Hazleton a pleasant one. Following the dinner, the visitors were taken on a tour of the high school building and then discussed the philosophy of the school with Mr. Shanno. During their three day stay, the committee took a comprehensive look at the school and its program. In making the study, the committee used criteria or standards developed over a long period of time by the Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges of the Middle Atlantic States. By studying the local facilities and program, the committee was able to determine how the local school compared with the ideal standards and with other high schools which have to be evaluated periodically, at least once every ten years. Results of the study were used to determine if the high school would remain accredited . When a school is accredited, its graduates with sufficiently high grades are accepted readily by col- leges, nursing schools, technical schools, etc. After thelassociation otlicers went over all the data, a report was submitted to the local board. The report pointed out the strong points and the weak points in the local program, with recommen- dations on improvements that should be made. I,vflfora'g1hf: First lion'---Miles Kiehner, Pottsville High School principal: Eleanor Mallalien, modern language, Williamsport Sr. High School: L. C. Bubek, principal of Forty Fort Jr.-Sr. High School: S. E. McDonald, superintendent of schools, Coatesville: Reed Calhoun, Coatesville High School: Robert Stimmel, distributive education, Allentown High School: Emmett Bock, commercial teacher, liehighton High School. Second Hou'--Stewart E. Prutzman, county super- intendent of schools, Jim Thorpe: Joseph Rakshys, industrial arts, Westmoreland High School, Trucksville, Pa.: John A. Zajac, latin, English, Mt. Venn Jr.-Sr. High School, Reading, Pa.: James Jones, assistant principal, Kingston High School: Robert M. Northup, assistant county superintendent of schools, Scranton: Calvin S. Frankenheld, associate superintendent, l'arkland school district, Orcheld, Pa.: Albert Geary, music, Catasaqua High School. Third Row- Robcrt C, Neubauer, social studies, Northampton Area Jr.-Sr. High School: Lambert Broad, head master of Mining and mechanical Institute, Freeland: l'aul l,aHar, math., Bangor High School: Burton W. Hankey, principal, Kingston High School: Rev. Richard J. Loeper, dirt-ctor of athletics, Allentown Central Catholic High School: Joseph Swirtzer, art, l'almcrton High School. ill1'ss1'ng1 zrlzcn 1lI'I'fll7't was taken -f Theresa Knoetgen, librarian, Clarks Summit.-Abington Jr. High School, Clarks Summit, l'a. L20

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v A i ARLOTTO, ROSEMARY LOUISE Academic Pert, petite president of Cadettes. . .honor student with nursing her goal in life. . .sports follower who likes cooking and dancing... secretary of senior class... popular editor on the Janus stall. . . Vadette Thespian Diggers Janus Swimming French Student Council ATHERHOLT, BURTON C. Vocational Cheerful lad from 202. . . baseball, football, bowling, and golf enthusiast. . .favor- ite subjects--English and mechanical drawing. . .de- sires to enter the Air Forces after graduation. . .bound to succeed. . . Vocational AVILLION, CAROLE ANNE Commercial Petite, brown-eyed miss. . . hails from 117. . .hobbies include reading and dancing . . .can usually be seen at Gen's. . .favorite subject is stenography. . .pet peeve4 doing homework. . .unde- cided about the future.. . Cadette BAHRT, LOUISE MILDRED Commercial Friendly miss. . .has hopes of bookkeeping as a future occupation. . .often found roller skating or bowling for relaxation. . .loves to travel and meet people. . .most preferred classes are book- keeping and commercial law . . .dislikes history. . . BALINT, ANITA Distributive Education Cute fun-loving miss. . .en- joys a good joke. . .inter- ested in the opposite sex. . . enjoys dancing. . .future planslundecided. . .a sure success. . . Cadette BARAN, NANCY LOUISE Academic Charming lass from home- room 117. . .loves to dance . . .listening to popular mu- sic her favorite pastime. .. typing and Italian high on her list of favorite subjects ...plans to enter nursing school. , . Cadctte Thespian voun BARGER, AMELIA MARIE Academic Intends to enter Temple University Nursing School . . .friendly. . .avoids con- ceited people. . .listening to popular music is her favor- ite diversion. . .languages, math, and nurses' chemistry top her list of favorite sub- jects. . . Th esp ian Cadette BAST, BERNARD JOHN Academic Future electrical engineer ...math and chemistry- top subjects. . .pet peeve- girls in sloppy clothes... likes to experiment with chemicals and electricity. . . honor student. . .excellent president of Diggers. . . Diggers Outdoor German Stock Room BEAM, JOYCE Distributive Education Short gal with curly dark- brown hair. . .friendly and gay. . .usually has a big smile for everyone.. .often seen cutting a rug.. .has a bubbling laugh. . .plans for the future are unknown. . . Cadette BEDNAR, PATRICIA ANN Commercial An ardent Eddie Fisher fan . . .has a passion for long hair. . .always attends Can- teen. . .likes to watch bas- ketball games. . .dislikes do- ing dishes and getting up early in the morning. . . Cadettc Diggers PAF