North Huntingdon High School - Norhiscope Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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IOHN HUGHES ALEX LEWIS THOMAS HOAK STANLEY STEMPECK Effective administration of a modern school system largely depends on the way in which the school program is carried out in relation to modern interpretation of edu- cational needs. The physical aspects of the school plant contribute to this as well as does a well-planned curriculum. The students of North Huntingdon High School feel that their high school definitely fulfills the needs of the students and mem- bers of the community. The administrative officers, namely, Mr. Carl C. Pearsall, super- intendent of schools and Mr Mearl F Ger helm principal are conscientiously striving to establish standards of excellence that will make North Huntingdon an outstanding in stitution in the high school field Mr Pear sall has devoted many years of service to promoting educational work in this district while Mr Gerheim has, in the short time he has been here put into practice principles of learning procedure that will have far reach mg effects in the educational policy of the school Loommg in the all important background of the school is a group of men who give a great amount of their time to a careful con sideration of the problems of this district Headed by Mr Alex Lewis as president Mr John Hughes, secretary and Mr Stanley Stempeck treasurer the seven members of the North Huntingdon Township School Board have evinced a sincere desire to pro mote good schools in this district Vi 1 A busy meeting draws iw Z to cx close , I s - 7 7 , 7 . 5 . Q . 5 7 3 1 '. gf U F , , - MZ: ,Q H , , ..12...