Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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ffgcmff af fzfzmzfzbn Modern educatuonal practices and trends are evaluated and pro- moted through the contunuous ef- forts of these well-lntarmed admun- lstrotors and superylsors Seated-Mass Anna Lee Taylor, Supervnsor of Art, Mass Katherune E, Platts, Superyasor of Home Ec- onomlcs, Mass Laura Hoch, Super- ylsor ot Nutntton, Dr, Thomas H Ford, Superlntendent of Schools, Mr. Henry Monyer, Admlnnstratlye Assistant Standing-Mr Charles S Kell- er, Jr, Dlrector of Musucg Mr, J Herbert Klssnnger, Dlrector of ln- dustrual Educatton Mr RobertJ Snyder, Home and School Vrsrtor, Mr Emanuel Jacobs, Dlrector of Physlcal Educatlon, Mr Earl L Poole, Dlrector ot Vusual Educa- tion, Mr Lorenzo Zeugner, Psy Chologlst and Superylsor of Speclal Educatucn President-AlbertJ Strohecker, D D S Vice-President-Wllllam A Ruoft Secretary-Russell O Anderson Treasurer-Herbert S Hollenbach The splendrd educatlonal oppor- tunltles cttered to the youth of the Cnty at Readlng are made passable through the untlrnng efforts Of the members at the Board ot Educa- tlon Thelr srncere Interest ln pro. yrdlng the best educatlcnal facult- tles tar the students of the Read- lng School Dlstrlct has been the major arm ID all thelr enterpruses, In thus way the Board of Educa- tlon has done Its port to help pre- pare the Youths at today to meet the challenging problems at to- FTTOYVOW. Seated-Wlllnam A Ruaff, Vlce-Presuclent, Albert J, Stroheck- er, Presndent, Annadora V. Shark, Herbert J Jones, Jr, Dr. Emll Bar- tos, Norman S Balthaser Standing-Dr Thomas A Ford, Superrntendent of Schools, Louns A. Gaul, Russell O Anderson, Sec- retaryg John C Kubackl, John R Fntz, H Raymond Heckman, Su- perintendent ot Buuldnngs, Herbert S Hollenbach, Treasurerg Russell C, Clump, Superuntendent of Sup- plnes, John S Rhoda, Solncntar yffalmzkzzkzkafafzs am! 5ujef1zff3'az2s 'P-an

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kv- XIHIUQQJK6' Our main course through the vast sea of knowledge was planned and supervised by our capable advisers, Miss Ethel M, Hicks and Mr. lvan E, Newpher. With the aid of their combined planning of our itinerary, our guides were able to make our exploration more meaningful and understanding. Miss Ethel M Hicks vice principal head of the guidance department and discipline counselor for girls assisted our leader in making our educational journey successful by charting the main course of our exploration She administered the course planning program had charge of teacher and student schedule construction and adlustment and supervised the record ing of important data on the students permanent records Ji' 'Al' .M Supervisory control of the activities on our expedition were in charge of our other administrative assistant Mr lvan E Newpher He prepared and edited daily bulletins evaluated and recorded student activities organized and managed the cafe teria and hall patrol programs scheduled and directed fire drills supervised boys discipline and served as coordinator and general chairman of assemblies ' 1 ' 1 1 I , - - v 1 I 1 -f , K U as ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1

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w2'zc46zzffe' azzfzcz' The Prrnclaal s Cauncul constitutes the admlnlstratlve ana saaervlscrx statl at Reaanng Senlzr Hlgh School The caunctl, composed ct the vlcefprlnclpals and heads at deaartments, meets weekly to dtscaea school azllcles and management and co-Ordnnatlan at the work among the departments and teachers . :ug , Seated-Mr, Ivan E Newpher, Vice-Pnncvpal, Mr Earl A Master, Prunclpol, Mass Maman J Mayer, prnncupal's secretary Miss Ethel M Hlcks, Vuce-Prlncupal, M155 Martha M, Morrette, Spanlgh Department, Mr Adam H Brucher, Commerclal De partment Standing-Mr C. Collins Kepler, Mathematlcs Department, Mr, W Whalen Fenstermacher, Science Department, Mr. J Kenneth Conley, lndustrlal Education Department, Mr Norman C. Brlllhart, Social Sclence Department, Mr, Wnllaam Reese Health and Physlcal Educatnan, Mr Charles R. Hawman, Englush Department