Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

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'Wes BOARD OF EDUCATION O Upper Row: JOSEPH S. ADAMSON C. C. FLOYD, Vice President THOMAS GASKILL, President JOSEPH GILCHRIST Lower Row : HAROLD KEALEY JULIUS KNEYP, Treasurer TURNEY STOUGH Here Policy is Made The Board of Education is an industrious group in Whose hands are placed the duties of maintaining a million dollar educational investment. Elected by popular vote, they serve without compensation. On the second Tuesday of each month, this body meets to further the Welfare of school LIFE. Toward creating an interest in the public schools among the citizens of the community, they devote their time and labor. Their active services in the school program effect higher standards of education through which We acquire the advantages of a modern school system. For as We proceed along the paths directed to us, ours is that success so carefully planned during the years of preparation f our school days. For the many advantages placed at our use, We extend our sincere appreciation to the Board of Directors who have made our LIFE at J.1-LS. one of beneficial preparation and training. '1' EN

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THE ADMINISTRATORS JOHN MAt'l.AY DR. F0sTl-:R B. sN0wm-:N FRANK B. LEINBACH A.B., Syracuse U. I h.B., Lafayette A.B., Franklin and Marshall M.Ed., Penn State M.A., U. of Pittsburgh M.A., U. ut' Pittsburgh EKLD., U. nf Pittsburgh Anil Plans Go lnto Action At the helm of LIFE at J.H.S. is Dr. Foster B. Snowden, Superintendent of Public Schools. In spite of the constant calls upon his time for service and speaking, he has found time to maintain affiliations in the National Education Association, in the American Association of School Administrators and in the Rotary Club. Dr. Snow- den has brought many improvements to our school life, especially true citizenship in everything that we do. Another person who pilots LIFE at J.I-I.S. is Mr. John Maclay, our Principal. Al- though he must direct the steps of 1300 students, he always has time to spend with the less fortunate. ,He meets us all, and starts us on our way again with new en- thusiasm. Membership in the Kiwanis Club, Association of Secondary School Prin- ' ' - I his major interests. cipals, an d American Guild of Grganists art among One whose popularity extends throughout our school is Mr. Frank Leinbach, Vice- Principal and Head of the Social Science Department. His generosity for private interviews t Where were you yesterday the third period? i does not exceed his hourly donations. But without Mr. Leinbach, LIFE at J.'H.S. would lack an eX- cellent teacher and student advisor. ELEVEN