Mount Penn Lower Alsace Joint High School - Penn Alma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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PLANNER OF OUR SCHOOL'S POLICIES Grove City College, B.S. University of Pittsburgh, M.A. Pennsylvania State University MR. ROSCOE H. WARD MRS. JAMES H. SMITH Secretary - SSVSFI ov-04 A. Hlascnmm ia- uw.. mug.-A. uv. ...D mum mann an u n rm MT. PENN-LOWER ALIADI JOINT IUHDDL DIITRIDT ROSCOE H. WARD, lupuvunnl Pvmnpal Aommisvluvlcn Iuimma von rnunnnuaq lam nz uma. mn an, PINNA numuu February 19 To the Class of 1757: I-lay the elucabion you have received he the sfartlng noint., not, the t.er'wimt:1o.1, of your intellectual growth. From t.o1ay's graduates will come comorrows leaders. Best wishes for a hsmpy and successfil life. 02. 14. wwl Roscoznl. Ward Supervising, Pri cipsl ui runs: naoonllc Kun.. -mn.-.. n-num uuimma n D n nm 57

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD ARE INTERESTED IN YOUTH Caring for the students' welfare are-Seated, left to right: Messrs. E. L. Barth, Frederick D. Gerhard, Charles L. Long, Stuart R. Keith, Judson B. Severns, Frederick McCrudden. Standing. Messrs. Joseph T. Hendrickson, Gaylord A. Crozier, George R. Eves, Douglas R. Beggs, Charles R. Lloyd. The community-minded men who make up the Board of Education are concerned with the welfare of the student. The Senior Class of 1957 would like to acknowledge their efforts in providing for the students a well-rounded educa- tional program and adequate facilities for study, experimenta- tion, and recreation. -six-

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AS HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL HE GUIDES US Kutztown Normal Franklin and Marshall College B.S. Pennsylvania Slate College University of Pennsylvania I. if ,,k. S - 3- X, Y ss A MISS DORIS LEININGER Secretary MR. JOHN' A. HIBSCHMAN ' MT. PENN-LOWER ALBACE JIIIINT BCHDDI.. DIITRIDT JOHN A. HIBSCHMAN msn school. ramen-Ai. zsw Mn Fitnn sr-urn READING, PENNA. Quo var-115' To the Class of 1957- work. During the past six years Vt. Penn Hirh Scho 1, February 1057 Never in the hist-ry 2' the Anhricar' high scholl hws a class been gradvated wi th a gre' tfr challenge than 5 frii wet today. This ls a time whfn the world is seeking lenders in statesmansllp, science, teaching, rflifion, and any other uoncelvable profession, as well as sW1l1ed and semi-skilled through its currlcvlsrr as well as extra-curricular activities, has endenvored to give' you the basic training necesswry in -vrcrarf' you for this challenge. Your training, h wfvf-r, 'ay not end here to meet fully the resrvnsihllltifs 'ffl hp rtunftle: aff. rd you. In the words of your class wtto, Quo Vadis C'-Ihithrr Thru Goestj, derends entirely on ou. The rrey rs of your r' rents, te'chers, and friends, are, God spend you to ev ry access. John A. Hihschran High Schocl Principal - eight -