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

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FARM CONSULTANTS 'il FJ fu Row 1, Seated: Charles Wilson-East Hopewell Twp.g Erwin Hersey-East Hopewell Twp.g John Walker-Hopewell Twp.g Everett Ebaugh-Hopewell Twp.3 John Hope Anderson-Fawn Twp.g Dr. Thomas W. Brown-Fawn Twp.g Paul C. llall-Slewartstown- Joint Board President. Row 2, Standing: Guy Allen-Fawn Twp.-Joint Board Treasurer: Daniel E. McElwainAFawn Grove- Joint Board Secretary: John Mann-Stewartstowng R. Rolland Morris-Fawn Grove: Robert Smith-Cross Roadsg Cl1arles'Seitz--- Cross Roadsg Gilbert Malone-Peach Bottomg Victor F. Reitz-Deltag Curtis Johnson-Delta. The 1953 Joint School Committee was chosen from the forty school board members of the eight districts, as a more efficient means of transacting business. The School Building Authority is presently engaged in building additions which will provide us with a music room, auditorium, and additional elementary schools. PURCHASING AGENTS Left In Right: J. Ralph Howvlt. l,awrcnc-v W. Show-r, Gillwrt ll:-lnm-yer 'l'1'vz1sl1rvl'. Weldon Riiff-fI'rvsi1le'nt. John Kuff Sl'K'l'l'i21l'y. Wilson l Hyson. Daniel Stvvvurl. ltr. A. lVl. Stinson, vice ' prr'sidvnl, was not pre-sent wh:-n plf'llIl'L' was taken. 7

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TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1954: Your graduation day marks an imp-ortant milestone on your pathway of life. As you enter into the productive phase of your life, you find before you the greatest oppor- tunities and the gravest responsibilities of any period of recorded history. Technical advance has been so swift that onels youth- ful dreams may become realities within a decade. For those of you with courage, imagination, and fortitude, therein lies your opportunity and challenge. A world uneasy, torn by ideological strife, will be made a world secure by your efforts and by your leader- ship. Therein lie your responsibilities. As you go forth into this troubled world, may you be stimulated by the challenges and sobered by the respon- sibilites of life. And, above all, find happiness in those things around you. Yours very sincerely, JOSEPH R. WILSON Supervising Principal FARM MANAGERS I wish to express my congr ttulatlons to you for com- pleting this one important phase of your education, grad- uation from Kennard-llale High School, l am proud to have had a part in your educational growth and wish y-ou success in the tasks that lie ahead. Success in life, however. is not assured by graduation from high school for it is only si foundation upon which to build. Your education will continue as long as you live and your life's success is dependent upon how well you use the many opportunities 'thin are available. I urge you to continue your education with determina- tion and purpose, whether it be formally or informally, for as you grow in mental stature, in sound moral principles, and in broader abilities, so then can you better serve your fellowmen and your community. Y ' ' ' I , ours very srncerey, ELDON S. WEBB Assistant Administrator 6

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APPRENTICE CONSULTANTS lsfudent Councill K LK ND' .r W. x..e- -' sqm Left to Right, Row 1: S. Harvey, S. Ruff, D. Devilbiss, T. Brown, N. Marsteller, B. Marsteller, L. Stinson, S. Vaught, N. Blevins. J. Seitz. Row 2: D. Wiley, J. Yost, E. Myers, G. Brown, J. Ewell, J. Brown, L. Ayres, D. Daugherty, A. Fishel, C. Bacon, S. Gordon, J. Allen, L. Bartenslager, J. Williams, D. Tout, D. Thompson. Row 3: R. Wilson, C. Seuks, V. Wilson, P. Wright, B. Myers D. McPherson, C. Anderson, R. Scotten, D. Blevins, B. Cvrein, J. Heaps, S. Thompson, M. Bateman, P. Baer, L. Fix, J. Devilbiss D. Devilbiss. Adviser: Mr. James Leamer. 1 9 The Student Council exercises the opinion of the students in affairs of school government. Its purpose is to promote a feeling of good will among the students. Its goal is to develop a lasting school spirit. Er, tif Joint discussion with Susquehannook. Discussing School Pf0blCm5- B