Muhlenberg High School - Muhltohi Yearbook (Laureldale, PA)

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wwf , W V ,.., , me .ii , . eswst Maisie SECRETARY HELPS PRINCIPAL. Mrs. Ethel Shaner observes as Mr. Schmehl poinfs out some changes he would like her To make. TIDINESS IS NECESSARY, Mr. Schmehl clears his desk while awaiting The arrival ofa business acquaintance. Mr. Kermit Schmehl A. PRINCIPAL SCANS NlAll.. Mr. Kermit Schmehl glances through a stack of mail. 23

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M.T.H.S. Benefits Determination and a set goal were among the many things which enabled Mr. Kermit H. Schmehl to achieve the position ot high school principal. Unknovvingly ex- ercising his high ideals ot cooperation, honesty, and efficiency, he has set leadership examples and raised Muhlenberg's standards. Mr. Schmehl earned the posi- tion he presently holds by obtaining a Ph.B. at Muhlen- berg College and an NLS. from the University of Penn- sylvania. Although an assistant principal position was not established for the 1963-64 term, Mr. Schmehl did rely on his secretary, Mrs. Ethel Shaner, for all of his clerical work. From Ideals Of . . . CALLS ARE FREQUENT. Frequent telephone conversations are a vital part of his day's work. FILING NEEDS ATTENTION. Sometimes due to a very busy schedule papers are not immediately filed.

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