Northeast Bradford High School - Nord Est Yearbook (Rome, PA)

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NON-TEACHING STAFF Donald Robinson NIGHT CUSTODIAN Mrs. Iola Cragle SCHOOL SECRETARY CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Hetty Rinker, Head of Cafeteria Below: Left to Right: Mrs. Alice Sampson Mrs. Hetty Rinker Mrs. Musette Sommers Mrs. Eva Chaffee BOARD SECRETARY MRS. PATRICIA BURLINGTON, R.N. Robert Packer Hospital Syracuse University College Misericordia Mansfield State College Advisor: F. N. A. 6

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MR. JACOB HENNIP B.S. M. Ed. Supervising Principal Mansfield State College Pennsylvania State University Bucknell University MR. RALPH I. BERLIN B.S. in H. Ed. M.Ed. in Ed. Admin. High School Principal Slippery Rock State College Pennsylvania State University To The Class of 1963 -- Now that you have completed twelve years of formal education and are about to receive a coveted diploma no doubt you wonder what comes next. For some of you; further formal education; for others, service in the armed forces. Perhaps some of you are planning marriage and your own home soon; while others hope to find a job. Whatever your plans are, I would counsel you to live your life as fully and successfully as you are capable. The world today needs people of high ideals and great vision. You can contribute much to peace and world understanding by develop¬ ing to the fullest your own capabilities as a responsible citizen. He gives little who only gives of his possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. We wish you many years of happiness and success and hope your memories of your friends and teachers at Northeast will always be as pleasant as ours will be of you. Jacob Hennip Supv. Principal MESSAGE TO SENIORS There are people in the United States today who think that the public school should offer a curriculum consisting only of the basic fundamentals - The Three R ' s. Others would add courses in geography, history, and government so that all our graduates would have knowledge of reading, writing, and speaking our native language; numbers and their use; the earth and the relationship of nations; and the knowledge necessary to be a responsible citizen in our democratic society. There are still others who think even this is not enough and would add courses in specialized areas such as vocational training, salable trade skills, safety education, home and family living, sociology and economics, to nr It becomes apparent that the demands of our ever increasingly complex society are more and more, responsibility of the public school is to prepare youth to meet these demands. This is quite a proble 1 e but a few. and that the cause these local school demands are increasing faster than the public school can make the necessary changes to meet them. To further com¬ plicate matters, the public does not seem to be able to agree on just what to demand of its schools. You have emerged from this perplexing situation with the knowledge and skills deemed necessary by officials and by our State Council of Education to earn a high school diploma. It is my sincere hope that the subjects and courses of study offered to you and that the proficiency you have achieved by your own efforts and by the help of your teachers here at Northeast have equipped you with the knowledge and con¬ fidence you need to give you future satisfactions in life and the degree of success you expect. Congratulations and good luck to each of you. If we at Northeast can be of service to you in the future, please let us know. Ralph I. Berlin High School Principal