Reading High School - Arxalma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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Board of Education of the Reading School District President - Dr. Emil J. Bartos Vice President -- Mr. Gus Yatron Our modern and progressive school system maintained its prominent position in the field of education largely through the untiring efforts and leadership of a legislative and ad- ministrative civic body known as the Board of Education. Through their continuous interest, action, and support, this school-minded group con- stantly provided ways and means whereby educational programs could be enriched or Secretary - Mr. Russell O. Anderson Treasurer - Mr. Reuben H. Rhoads ' expanded, school services could be increased, and educational facilities could be provided for or enlarged. As a result of this dynamic policy of the Board of Education, the Reading Public schools are and will continue to be prepared to offer modern, well-planned, and extensive school programs which adequately will pre- pare pupils to meet the challenging and com- plex problems of today and tomorrow. Seated Mr. Terrence E. Connor, Dr. Albert J. Strohecker, Dr. Emil J. Bartois, Presidentg Mr. Gus Yatron, Vice President, Mr. Herbert J. Jones, Jr., Mr. Lewis A.Gau1, Standing as Mr. John S. Rhoda, Solicitorg Mr. Russell O. Anderson, Secretary, Mr. Joseph P. Kuzminski, Dr. Ralph C. Geigle, Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Philip D. Rowe, Jr., Mr. Russell Clump, Superintendent of Buildings: Mr. Reuben H. Rhoads, Treasurer, Mr. Albert Landis, Superintendent of Supplies, Absent f Mr. Vincent Strollo, Jr.