New Oxford High School - Memento Yearbook (New Oxford, PA)

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Dedication In the American Way of Life, THE PEOPLE, through their chosen representatives, have operated the political and civic instruments of government. In this same tradition, these same people, to locally elected officials, have entrusted the task of estab- lishing, operating, maintaining and improving the schools of the nation. Serving without compensation, save for the satisfaction of a job well done, these School Board Members give freely of their time and effort that all the youth of their community may have an opportunity to receive an adequate and benefi- cial education. Operating in the American scene for over 200 years and in our Commonwealth since 1834, these civic officials have been major con- tributing factors in perpetuating our American Heritage. And, because we, the students of New Oxford High School. enjoy the benefits of free public education by having provided to us buildings, books, materials, tools of education and a corps of capable instructors to guide and assist us in using these facilities: WE, THE PEOPLE-the Class of 1956- show our appreciation by dedicating our MEMENTO to the Lower Adams Joint School Board. faint 34444 ,M MR. HARRY C. BRINTON 18

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'Fai The Joint School Board Harry C. Brinton . . . Clyde O. Garber . . . Philip Alwine ...... Curtis S. Sponseller . . BERWICK TOWNSHIP George Bentzel Harry C. Brinton Stuart Lucabaugh Melvin C. Nace Clyde Wagner MT. PLEASANT TOWNSHIP Joe Claybaugh Fred Hartlaub Bernard P. Murren Ray Reichart Maurice J. Smith OXFORD TOWNSHIP A. P. Markel George A. Martin Charles W. Rinehart John H. Summers Harry M. Wildasin notice Q5 ,J '. -f ax A.. '74 '7lea 704:44 Wm: I9 . . . . . President . . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary .........Treasurer HAMILTON TOWNSHIP Samuel E. Baker Clyde O. Garber Glenn M. Haar John G. Myers Norman G. Wolf NE W OXFORD BOROUGH Philip E. Alwine Raymond S. Gable Clair Slagle Charles Slaybaugh Curtis S. Sponseller TYRONE TOWNSHIP Corman Day Guy Deardorff John E. Mansberger Hiram Rex George F. Weaver