McConnellsburg High School - Sparta / Flashlites Yearbook (McConnellsburg, PA)

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3 In his first year as superintendent of Central Ful- ton, Mr. Frederick K. Krauss watched his sixth school building project be built. He helped Mr. Swadley, the school's building coordinator, make things run smoothly. Mr. Krauss graduated from Muhlenberg College with a Ph.B. and from the University of Pa. with a M.S. Mr. Chester Creager, high school principal, has an enormous job of helping to run the school, handling discipline problems, and helping to schedule classes. He graduated from Shippensburg State College with a B.S. and a M.Ed. Assistant to the principal, Mr. Roy Mills keeps an attendance record of every student in M.H.S. He also handles any discipline problems and is student ac- tivity director. PICTURES 1 Mr. Chester Creag- er. 2. Mr. Frederick K. Krauss. 3. Mr Roy Mills. 4 SCHOOL BOARD ROW 1: V. Pres. Ken- neth Richards, Hulda Bain, Kathryn Stevens. Pres. Parker Knepper. ROW 2 Howard Sipes, Clyde DeShong, Victor Gobin, Hiley Shimer. Hollis Mellott. NOT PICTURED Harold Reed 5. Miss Elizabeth Rutledge. 6 Mr. Thomas Duffey. 7. Mrs. J. Faye Elvey. 8. Miss Connie Brant. 9. Mr. Keen Elbin. 10. Mrs. Pat Clev- enger. 4 18 Administration

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4 5 7 ’fciQb School [Principals. Since the establishment of the High School in McCnn- Dellsburg Id 18l 7, the following persons have served as principal: Prof. Harry E. Cress, now Superintendent of the Soldiers' Orphan School at Jumonville, Pa., two years; his brother, Prof. E M. Cress, two years and three months, and Prof Emery Thomas during the past five years and five months. The school term has usually been eight months Administration-Faculty Administration—Faculty 17

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Teachers Who Guide Students Miss Rutledge, a graduate of Penn State and Cornell University with an A.B. and M.Ed., is the school psychol- ogist. She helps students who are experiencing learning problems or other discomfort in the school situation. Mr. Duffey teaches special education classes, where much individualized instruction is used. He also teaches an eighth grade world history class. He is a graduate of Ship- pensburg State College with a B.S. and M.Ed. Mrs. Elvey, who is a graduate of Indiana University of Pa. and Shippensburg State College with a B.S. and M.Ed., teaches ninth grade occupations guidance. She is the gui- 7 dance counselor for grades seventh through twelfth grades, which is about 580 students. Miss Brant, the school librarian, aides teachers and stu- dents in finding books and audio visual or instructional materials. She is a graduate of Clarion State and Shippen sburg State College with a B.S. and M.L.S. Mr. Elbin teaches drivers education in the classroom and in the car. He is a graduate of Millersville State College and University of Indiana, Pa. with a B.S. Mrs. Clevenger, Mr. Duffey's teacher aide, gives extra special attention to those with reading problems. 8