Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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PRlNClPAL'S COUNCIL The Principal's Council, also known as the Administrative Council, includes members ot the administrative and super- visory statts of Reading Senior High School. The Council, composed of the principal, vice principals, and heads of the instructional departments, gathered weekly to plan, discuss, and determine school policies and management. ln addition, the council supervised the coordination of work among the departments and teachers. A, V ,M W, ., ey... .U it X. , 5 5 1 Q' Kiwis . , in .. .. .. ...Ms Seated-Miss Ethel M. Hicks Vice Principal, Mr, Earl A. Master, Principal, Miss Marion J. Moyer, Principal's Secretary Mr, lvan E. Newpher, Vice Principal, Miss Martha M. Morrette, Foreign Language Department, Mr. W. Whalen Fenstermachi er, Science Depa rtment Standing--Mr. C. Collins Kepler, Mathematics Department, Mr. William Reese, Health and Physical Education Depart- ment, Mr. Norman C. Brillhart, Social Studies Department, Mr, Adam Brucher, Commercial Department, Mr, Charles R. Hawman, English Department, Mr. J, Kenneth Conley, lndustrial Education Department

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President--Lewis A. Gaul Vice President-William A. Ruoff Secretary--Russell O. Anderson Treasurer--Herbert S. Hollenbach industrious citizens of the City of Reading who constantly aimed to pro- vide the best in educational facilities and opportunities for the youths of our community were the members of the Board of Education. Through their untiring efforts to promote this aim in our dynamic educational program, our students of today were adequately prepared to meet the challenging and complex problems of tomorrow, Seated-William A. Ruoff, Vice President, Lewis A. Gaul, President, Annadora V. Shirk, Herbert J. Jones, Jr., Norman S. Balthoser, Dr. Emil Bartos Standing--Russell O. Anderson, Secretary, Albert J. Strohecker, Dr. Thomas A, Ford, Superintendent of Schools, Russell C. Clump, Superin- tendent of Supplies, John S. Rhoda, Solicitor, John R. Fritz, Herbert S. l-lollenbach, Treasurer, H. Raymond Heckman, Superintendent of Buildings Absent from picture--John C. Kubacki BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS AND SUPERVISORS Leadership in coordinating and cor- relating curricular ond extra-curriCu- lar activities to meet the individual needs of the students of the Reading School District was provided by our capable administrators and supervisors. Seated-Mr. Henry Monyer, Ad- ministrative Assistant, Dr. Thomas H. Ford, Superintendent of Schools, Miss Katherine E. Plotts, Supervisor of Home Economics, Miss Laura l-loch, Supervisor of Nutrition Standing-Mr. Robert J. Snyder, Home and School Visitor, Mr. Lorenzo Zeugner, Psychologist and Supervisor of Special Education, Mr. Charles S. Keller, Jr., Director of Music, Mr. Earl L, Poole, Director of Visual Ed- ucation, Mr, Emanuel Jacobs, Director of Physical Education

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Mr, Gish explains portions of a literary mas- terpiece while other students of his English Il class prepares an illustrative skit. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Department Head-Mr. Charles Hawman During one of the regular department meet- ings, Mr. Charles Hawman, explains the use and value of the tape recorder as an instructional aid in the English classes. Seated-Miss Emma Reinbold, Miss Margaret A. Yost, Miss Sarah E. Koch, Miss Elta F. Un- angst, Mr, Robert Billinger, Mr. Joseph G. Plank Standing-Mr. Warren F. Gish, Mr. Richard R. Stott, Mrs. Mildred H. Enterline, Mrs. Amy Bell, Mr. Charles R. Hawman, Mr. Leon C. Hun- ter, Mr. Bertolet M. Bossler The new journalism course, added to the ever expanding curriculum of the English de- partment, prepared many students for a journ- alism career. l l ln addition to the regular course of study, Miss ReinboId's English classes read and dis- cussed current articles of interest in the Read- er's Digest. . 1