Penn Joint High School - Penn Point Yearbook (Claridge, PA)

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At a meeting of the Penn Township Teachers Association on April 22, 1046, the following resolution was adopted: Whereas, the Divine Director has summoned the Supervising Principal of Penn Township Schools, Mr. J. Finley Wyant, to make his final exit from the Stage of Life; and Whereas, this member of the Penn Township Teachers Association constantly reflected those qualities requisite of a successful leader and educator, and to that end gave unselfish devotion and service; and Whereas, he considered education life itself, wherein each has a choice and can attain success through diligence, courage, wisdom, and cooperation, be it hereby Resolved, that we, the teachers of Penn Township, commend the memory of him, our fellow-worker, to all those of our profession, that by his self-sacrificing example they may be inspired to higher endeavor in their field of work; and be it further Resolved, that our sympathetic understanding be extended to the members of the family. A copy of this resolution is to be included in the minutes of the Penn Township Teachers Association, a copy sent to the family, to the Office of County Superintendent of Schools, to the Board of Education of the Penn Township Public Schools, and we do request that the Staff Adviser will print this resolution in the 1946 edition of “The Penn Point.” Sincerely yours, PENN TOWNSHIP TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

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 During Mr. Wyant’s years of service as Supervising Principal, he greatly influenced the lives of many persons by his constant endeavor to improve the educational opportunities in our township. The memory of his many kind and generous deeds will always remain with us as we leave PTIIS to seek our places in the world. Remembering—Mr. J. Finley Wyant Supervising Principal 1922-1946 6

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