Quakertown Community Senior High School - Recall Yearbook (Quakertown, PA)

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The District Office Administration Coordinates the Educational Process Paul L. Barndt, Administrative Assistant for Pupi Mr. C. Elwood Huegel, k D. Lawrie, Superintendent

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i E Z 3 M The High School --.f Administration strives to moke our school lite pleosont. The high school administration puts forth an immeasurable amount of time and energy to create a school environment which can deal efficiently with the concerns that arise. It must work harmoniously with the School Board in order to aid in decisions involving school policies and curriculum. Our high school principal, lVlr. Stephen Yurchak, along with our assistant principals, lVlr. Raymond Ely and lVlr. Syman Hirsch fulfill ,,,, the duties involved in their administrative positions. Their major responsibilities include discipline, attendance to classes and school, I the coordination and planning of assemblies, and supervision of the I J cafeteria and corridors. E- As a result of their dedication and hard work our daily routines 3 . 1 .TA are both amicable and enjoyable. IVlr. Yurchak, Principal MV- EW. Assistant Pl'l 1ClD-il lVlr. Hirsch, Assistant Principal ., If W 14