Kennard Dale High School - Fawn Yearbook (Fawn Grove, PA)

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Qt 1 Q, 1 m M. e Authority Fran! Row-fl. Ralph Howettg Weldon Ruff, Pre.fiden!,' Gilbert Rehmeyer, Treururerj Dr. john Ruff, Secretary: Wilson, Hyson, and Daniel Stewart. Mr. Lawrence Shover was not present when the picture was taken. The School Building Authority has had the very large task of overseeing the building of the two new structures that have been added to the physical plant of the South Eastern Joint School District. These new additions have been the Kennard- Dale High School and the six-room elementary school at Stewartstown. 4 Before their task is done, the Authority will have added an auditorium to the Kennard-Dale High School, eight rooms to the six at Stewartstown, and a ten-room structure at Delta for elementary purposes. Secretaries Ada Marie Pomraning, Dublin High School, Goldey College, ojfife recretary. Anna jane Bartenslager, Stewartstown High School, Prall Commercial School, ofice Jerretary. l S A. M. Stinson, Vice-Prerident. Bark Rau'-

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Jun, gmw. Joint School Committee Fran! Rau'-Daniel E. McElwain, Secrelaryg Gerald W. Gross, Vice Preridenzg Paul G. Hall, Preridentg and S. Guy Allen, Treasu- rer. Second Rou'-Robert Smith, Crossroads, Luther Miller, Crossroadsg J. Gilbert Malone, Peach Bottomg Robert Fulton, Peach Bottomg Everett Ebaugh, Hopewell, Clay Shaw, Hopewell. Third Row-Charles McCleary, East Hopewellg Charles Wilscin, East Hopewellg john Hope Anderson, Fawn Twp.g joseph Robinson, Deltag R. Rolland Morris, Fawn Grove. Fourth Row-john Mann, Stewartstowng Wright B. Shaw, Stewartstowng William Metz, Cross Roadsg Dr. Thomas W. Brown, Fawn Twp.g Richard G. Warfield, Fawn Groveg Frank Boyle, Solicitor. The South Eastern joint School District went into joint operation in july, 1951, with eight districts, four boroughs and four townships, forming the jointure. The combination of eight individual districts, each with a board of directors of five, made a total of forty school directors attempting to serve as one board. A more etlicient method of operation was chosen by the eight boards through the formation of the joint school committee, composed of two members appointed an- nually in December by each individual board. The joint school committee functions in the operation of school affairs exactly as an individual board, but with more limited powers than the individual board. The levying of taxes and the adoption of the budget must be done 'through individual board action. The committee acts only in carrying out school policies and operations within the scope of the budget adopted by the eight boards at a full board meeting. School Board CROSS ROADS-H. I. Hershner, Robert Smith, Luther Miller, William Metz, Charles Seitz. DELTA-Joseph Robinson, G. W. Gross, V. F. Reitz, J. C. Johnson, W. C. Wiley. E. HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP-R. Hyson, Charles A. Wilson, Charles F. McCleary, Reed Trout, Erwin Hersey. FAWN TOWNSHIP-john Hope Ander- son, S. Guy Allen, Wm. A. Marsteller, Hugh C. McPherson, Thomas W. Brown. FAWN GROVE BOR- OUGH-Daniel E. McElwain, Richard G. Warfield, H. Eldon Webb, R. Rolland Morris, Wilmer S. Towson. HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP-Clyde A. Seaks, Everett Ebaugh, Clay Shaw, john W. Walker, Evans G. McDonald. PEACH BOTTOM TOWNSHIP-Robert B. Fulton, Gilbert Malone, Harvey Stewart, Brocke Snodgrass, Mar- shall Scarborough. STEWARTSTOWN-Gerald C. Matthews, Reed Prall, W. B. Shaw, Paul G. Hall, john Mann.

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l A nib MISS ETHELIND B. ANDERSON, A.B., Beaver College -English. MRS. ETI-IEL L. ANSTINE, B.S., Temple University, Pennsylvania State College-Pbyriral Education and Health. MR. WILFRED O. BAER, M.S., Pennsylvania State COI- lege-Vafational Agricullure. MRS. HAZEL Z. BLASSER, B.S., Millersville State Teachers College--Malbemalirr. MRS. VIRGINIA R. BOYLE, B.S., University Pennsylva- nia-Muxir. MR. ROBERT E. BROWN, B.S., Westchester State Teachers College, Temple University-Health and Pbyri- ml Edufalion-Driver: Training. 'fm Llf MR. LYNN S. CRESSLER, B.S., Dickinson Summer School, Juniata, University of Pennsylvania, Millersville State Teachers College'-Biology--Claemirzry. MR. GEORGE N. DOTZEL JR., B.S., M.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers College, New York University-Conn merrialf MR. DEAN R. DOUGI-IERTY, B.S., Lebanon Valley College Conservatory-Imtrumenlal and Voml Murir. MR. STERLING M. ECKER, A.B., Gettysburg College- Sorial Sludier. MR. WILLIAM F. GOODLING, B.A., University of Maryland-Sofia! Sfudier and Englifb. MR. DANIEL W. I-IEYNE, B.S., Millersville State Col- lege, Pennsylvania State College-Srienre-G'eogmpby- Driven Training. Ss ig 3 . d' , a Y ' t - 2 ' . .P I 9 1-' 1' l 3 Swv 5 - I . , . I 1 'Q r X, 3 8