Lower Merion High School - Enchiridion Yearbook (Ardmore, PA)

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DIRECTORS OF GUIDANCE Yearbooks appear classes graduate memorles remaun Thus mught a teacher muse when the com :ng of sprung and the prlntnng of yearbooks lndlcate that graduation will soon draw the curtaln on the flnal act of another class drama see another cast take over the work have another volume added to the shelf of class records Tlme ns always shsftnng the actors bringing new leaders unto the spotlnght new choruses backstage Co forth wlth your Lower Menon school days a closed book but your mnnds open to new knowledge Make new frnends Do new types of work And remember that wherever you go whatever you do there are frnends from Lower Menon days who wsll be watchlng for your success GEORGE H Cl LBERT There rs no doubt that you are glad to com diploma Youth ever looks forward wlth eagerness and zest lt as well for the world that It does The world unto which you emerge presents a duf ferent pattern from any looked upon by any prev nous class There ns more opportunlty for youth rught now than ever before In hnstory The fact that you have completed successfully here the courses which were requlred for your graduation guves you the necessary self confndence to com plete successfully the course of your future You wall fund as you enter your diverse fuelds of actuvlty that If you so conduct yourselves as to be known as persons of absolute nntegrnty and so lend yourselves as to be known as persons who are eager to render servlce to others you wxll receive com pensatnon and satisfaction whach no one can take away from you A benedlctlon upon you F A DuBOlS Slxteen O plete your work at Lower Merion and to receive its

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BOARD OF EDUCATION My colleagues on the Board of Education of Lower Merion School Dis- trict seldom, if ever, receive the acclaim to which they are entitled. These fine, public-spirited citizens are always working and thinking about the best interests of our community and are ever awake to the fact that the Public School System has an important duty to perform by developing sound minds and bodies, and that most of our straight-thinking intelligent leadership is developed in the public schools, and especially at Lower Merion. E. E. BURLINGAME, President, Board of Education, Lower Merion School District, FACULTY COUNCIL The third Monday of the month-Faculty Council meeting. These two have gone together so long that one suggests the other, at least to those who are Department Heads and therefore members of this Committee of Nine. There are always school questions to be discussed, faculty opinions to be given, Like Congress our faculty is grown so large that discussion of problems can usually be handled best by a smaller group, representative of the wholef but definitely acting as individuals whenever refreshments appear. A canny group, this Faculty Council! GEORGE H. GILBERT BOARD OF EDUCATION Everett E, Burlingame lPresidentl, J. Herbert Baltz, Philip U. Koopman 'As- sistant Superintendentl, Mrs. S. E. Slocum, Mrs, J. C. Sellers, Jr. 'Vice- presidentl, Dr. Joseph W. Anderson, Miss Frances J. McCabe lSecretaryl, Frank A, Du Bois lSuperintendentl, John W. Hornsey, Jr., Dr. Joseph E, Sands, Dr. L. W. Zimmerman, George W. Super 'Treasurerl, William H, Decker. THE FACULTY COUNCIL SECOND ROW: Henry Africa, Abram Benner, Harold Helveston. FIRST ROW: George H. Gilbert, Ethel Baker, Dorothy Holland, Jean Francis, Frank Rinehart, Paul Keever.