Muhlenberg High School - Muhltohi Yearbook (Laureldale, PA)

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Admlnzstration All sturdy, well-built barns need supervisors, people who have received valuable training and know just what to do and how to do it to get the best results. A teacher is much like a supervisor. He has studied and learned the best way to build for a childls future. He has planned construction and knows just which plank of advanced learn- ing should be used for the top of the building. The teachers help to lay a strong, firm foun- dation and put into it those materials that they hope will last through any weather condition. The framework is useless without a solid foun- dation. The secondary teachers depend on that firm foundation so that they can proceed with the work of construction. The ones who plan the curriculum must be sure that the courses are well balanced and suited for their positions in the framework. But the supervisors, as their name implies, can do no more than tell how the barn should be built. Once in a while, they may help to make a plank more firm, but as for the real work, it must be up to the actual builders whether the barn will be strong or collapse in a few years. 4

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Seated, left to right: Stoudt, Rcntschlcr, Trout, Boyer. Standing: Rothcrmel, Melick, Cox, Ahrcns, Crumbling. Muhlenberg Township School Board ADAM H. RENTSCHLER CHARLES A. TROUT President Secretary 1953-1959 1951-1957 HAROLD A. STOUDT EARL A. BOYER Vice-President Treasurer 1953-1959 1949-1955 WILLIAM J. AHRENS DR. JACK E. Cox ARTHUR C. MELICK 1953-1959 1951-1957 1949-1955 CJHARLES S. CRUMBLING DANIEL G. ROTHERMEL Superintendent Solicitor 1 . CHARLES S. CRUMBLING KERMIT H. SCHMEHL Superintendent Principal B.S., Albright College Ph.B., Muhlenberg College M.S. in Ed., Cornell University M.S. in Ed., University of Pennsylvania 5