Redbank Valley High School - Vallis Yearbook (New Bethlehem, PA)

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CLARK E. RAY M Ed University of Pittsburgh Qupervising Principal of Schools Tops on Gur Hit Pcirode Speaking of a record year at Redbank Valley must necessarily include our principal, Mr. Kata, and our supervising principal, Mr. Ray. I see lVlr. Kata every day as he rushes from one job to an- other-from signing morning excuses and handling ticket sales to making announcements and arrang- ing schedules and activities. He's a good friend of mine, too, because, as you already know, l'm the school's mascot and Mr. Kata and I attend as many of the schoolis functions as we can. You'll usually see us at the football and baseball games. the plays, the wrestling matches, or the band concerts. He's one of the busiest persons l know. l know Mr. Ray is busy, too, for l've peeked JOSEPH J. KATA High School Principal into his office several times, and he's always sur- rounded by directors or teachers or salesmen or secretaries. He finds time to do all his school work plus indulge in a favorite pastime of his-square dancing. You should see how good he is! Mr. Ray,s biggest headache now is trying to get our new school built. He's been working with the consolida- tion for the past four years, and l imagine it gets discouraging at times when red tape delays prog- ress. At least he knows the students and I appreciate his hard work. Both these men have been the guiding forces in the direction of our school activities, and have revealed their philosophies as they work. They've helped make this our record year! M.A. University of Pittsburgh

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