Indiana High School - L Indien Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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Top: Mr. Lowry sweeping the holls ot night, ond Mr. Fry pointing during the summer months. The bottom shows Mr. Porter, building engineer, going over blueprints with Mr. McKee, ond Mr. Cornohon ond Mr. Mulholland delivering new books in August. Aigyyf JA the Cffloancll ancll Jlclmlniatnation, Zfgfcpfiir 1 . , Jtlmiatecll big the Cwlaintenance Statt. it I if f, rv 'L Q -QL, The superintendent is responsible tor admin- istering the policies ot the board, the principal tor these men have done their work well is evident. xy 3 the character ot education in the high school. That 1 And we appreciate the etliciency ot the mainten- ance statt in their many important duties. Superintendent Edgor C. Perry, B.S., Pennsylvonio Stote Collegeg M.A,, Un- iversity ot Pennsylvoniog University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Perry has completed his exominotions for the Ph,D, degree ot the lotter institution. f-jf

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Board at Education: Lett to right--Dr. W. F. Weitzel, Mrs. Margaret Campbell, Mr, Dwight Ray, Mrs. Birdie Keener, Mr. Harry McCann, Mr. Guy Kanable, and Mr. Raymond Smith, President. Cliehindl the ,Cite at the .School alla Cllifcllll aa a flaunt of lt, too, Behind the scenes in every well-ordered and etticient school system is the Board ot Education. Students otten do not realize the extent and scope ot the work ot this group ot good citizens, taking the school system tor granted. We owe much to these men and women who give their time and ettort to the important task ot preparing the next generation to carry on our democratic heritage. Principal Jesse A. Lubold, BS. and M.A., Susquehanna University, Colum- bia University, University of Pitts- burgh. Mr. Lubold has been taking courses in school administration at the latter schools for a number ot years. .

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Clllfe .Soon Jlclljuatz-:cll Ounaclloca qo the Routine ot the Schooll. ll DID NOT talce us long to adapt our- selves to the pattern of school lite when school opened in the fall. Programs had been prepared tor each pupil, a lull surnmer's work on the part ol Mr. Lubold, and the tew adjustments necessary were soon made by Miss Simpson, the guidance director ot the school. To the right are two scenes from those tall days-students buying tickets at noon tor the coming football game with Blairsville, and a scene from the auditorium program presented by the Bell Telephone Company. Assistant Principal Viola Simpson, A.B., Allegheny College, M.A,, Colum- bia University, l.S.T.C., University of Chicago, University of Michigan, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh.