Middleburg High School - Monitor Yearbook (Middleburg, PA)

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as XJ I . Y . ,vb ' f Ni ' i :nut M GLB. U law Q Q Masala- will l l ' sg ' a aaaaaaw S DR. EDWARD F. MARBURGER. SR. Supervising Principal Pa. State College, B.S., lVI.Ed.. D.Ed. Dr. Marhurger has heen our able and efficient Supervising Principal Iur the past three years. From his wide experience, he has hrought to uQ his ability to understand and cooperate with the faculty and the student hody, We thank him Ior the faith he has put in us. the Class of IQSO. and trust that we may uphold ' in his future at IVI li S that iaith. We wish him much success ' . MISS SUSIE WINEY Susquehanna University Grade 2 Miss Winev has been a faithful member of our faculty lor a numher of years. She is versatile in that she has handled successfully the several different grades. At present she is principal of the grade school. She gives her individual attention to the problems of the children, and the solution uf them. 'Z' .Q-. MR. TYRELL ROBINSON Principal of High School Shippensburg S. T. C., BS. Columbia University, MA. Penn State One of the hardest working memhers ol the lacultv is Mr. Robinson. He maintains the iohs ol Math Teacher. Advisor of the Student Council, Principal of the High School. and head of the magazine campaigns. ln all his works hr has proved .1 success. Uur hats are nil' tu html

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af-mam s A' BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Ray Reichenbach, Mr. Winfred Benner, Mr. Evan Hassinger, Mr. Harry Callahan Dr. Fred Tischke, Mr. William Faylor Dr, Fred Tischke - Ray Reichenbach Winfred Benner Evan Hassinger Harry Callahan William Faylor Vice President President Treasurer Secretary Member Member We, the Class of 1950, wish to express our heart-felt thanks to the Board of Education who unselfishly give their time, guidance, and cooperation to the admm istration of the Middleburg Schools. Their efforts to give us the best of equipment and supplies necessary for the highest type of education are deeply appreciated 8

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s- If A s .. -FNDJ J' 1 M va ' X if ir S fr X MX M Jf L at lfgfi A' ' W MISS MARY E. BOWERSOX ky g flfl KJ MISS BARBARA FERSTER Commercial Subjects Uk! yr Home Economics susquehanna, Bs. Q J 9 Mansfield s.T.C.. Bs. New York University Miss Bowersox is our very efficient Commercial Teacher. Typing and Shorthand come very easily to those who study under her. Miss Bowersox does an ex- cellent joh as treasurer of our Alma Mater, advisor of the Student Council, and as supervisor of the printing of the school newspaper. So, to her, we all hail! MR. IAMES L. COOK Agriculture Penn State, B.S. Mr. Cook, the Agriculture Teacher, is new this year, but has won the friendship and cooperation of all of us, He does a grelt job preparing our boys to become suc- cessful farmers. We welcome him into M.I'l.S. and wish him the best of luck as an Ag. Teacher. Penn State As Home Economics Teacher for the last four years, Miss Ferster has been doing an excellent iob. She has been preparing many girls for that next step after school -- marriage. Her fine work in managing the school cafeteria is a great asset to the school. We wish her the best in her chosen profession. MRS. ELIZABETH KNEPP Shippenshurg S.T.C. Grade I Mrs. Knepp began her teaching career in Mifflin County. She hzs been with us for the past several years. She is a wide awake teacher who will exert every effort to stimulate the mental growth of the children under her direction. 10