Hempfield Area Senior High School - Spartonian Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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AEM 7 'Nitr GEORGE BARTON UAN.tL U. BQLLING HENRY BYERS DAVID L. GREENE JOHN KAUFMAN BILLY LATTA HARMAN J. LAUFFER DONALD P. McKLVEEN HARRY C. PERKINS JAMES H- SWE'-D5 I0 ADMINISTRATION Much power is invested in ioint schools committee SCHOOL BOARD Graduation from Hemp- field A-'ea Senior High School culminates twelve years of learning through classroom instruction and experience. Guiding the educational policies of the Area are the twenty-seven members of the school board elected to represent the five school districts of the Area Jointure. Working in com- mittees, these board members must recog- nize the educational needs of our students and provide the facilities necessary for pro- ducing citizens ready tor leadership in our nation. The capabilities of this board have been proven by the excellent educational facilities and instructional staff and the friendly relations between the students, teachers, and administration. J. H. SILVIS, JR. THOMAS F. WALLACE ARTHUR WENTZEL if ROBERT W. STURTZ

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Mr stat Superior administration: superior instruction To The Graduation Class New develop- ments in automation, electronics, and pre- cision machinery have accelerated the trend toward more iobs for the educated and the skilled and fewer opportunities for the un- skilled. Life, as well as industry, is growing more complex. lncreasingly more under- standing and more competencies are need- ed by everyone for success as a worker, a family member, and as a citizen of a Nation which must provide leadership in a world seeking international understanding and peace. From every viewpoint-that of in- dustry, national security, society, and in- dividual opportunity, education for all means a better future for America. You are to be congratulated in having met the prescribed requirements from our secondary education program. I trust that your public school experiences have as- sisted you in developing your God-given capacities, for strength of the Nation and for the fulfillment of your own life purpose. Area office secretaries Miss Ritenour, Miss Holtzer, Mrs. Chanon, s . Burlzholder, and Mrs. Smail accurately recording school istics. 1 r a g' z-- fs THEO FULLERTON Associate Superintendent PAUL BOWMAN Assistant Associate Superintendent