Ridley Township High School - Archive Yearbook (Folsom, PA)

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.21 V irc Prcsia' a result of careful planning and a school district grow and Suc- ond. Thfoligli thc years we have been to have civic minded directors. ki of energetic, puhlic spirited cithens this year's hoard has fulfilled to the utmost characteristics of a Well-run or- ip!fx,Q They have supervised a large g program to meet the demands of expansion. This year alone it WM to finance additions to the KQIHOI' high, the junior high, the Grace Park Sblipohfpdhd the erecting of a new adminis- tmtioni ibtiilding. V Aiguiding light in the maze of scholastic problemsg, this group acts as mediator be- XWBCI1 faculty. students and township resi- dents in Settling disputes and reviewing problemstof importance to all. I we burden PERRY MR. GEORGE BUCHANAN ent Plaque commemorating the 1934 School Board mcmhcrs is examined hy Mrs. jean Sellers and Mr. XVilmcr Coles. SCHQOL BOARD MR. WILMER COLES n M-aqk. Secretary MRS. IEAN SELLERS Treasu ref Upon retirement after a term of eleven years, Mrs. Bertha Cover- dale relinquishes to Mr. VVilmcr Goles her duties as Secretary to the Board. Mrs. Coverdale had given seventeen years of faithful service to the community as a member of the School Board. MR. MARSBY A. DUTTERER Kg, MR. ALBERT FULLERTON MR. JAMES LAM BERT

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of senior high Eleven new classrooms in the making A girls' gym is added. I'.H.S. auditorium becomes a reality. :il of if Eqgq - ,, ?- IE .-A J , - -- , 4 ,1 fi ' , V, Lf? -- . f f -E, ffsfil , o f ,.f,f'ff, , ' 1-viii' K-, ea- we - if fff -E-iii '4'if:5 : fl 71 L M 'fi ' Z ll ' . : r--s..g.1,,,5' '1 Y---,Nj J F 1.-I -A fl QQ' N LT4Lif-fffL?T ' ' 12, f ' - --I YU f -- m e N - - 7 fo--,f.g...fe ff: - ' K--X- I Ref . ,o U MS ii l io 'ff ' Q Q ... fit.-,W i i ' gs.. 1,7 Q -..., - .., 1. M Q-1.4 E- V , - ' , L44 - Mya 11- f , , '- T- - ialifldp 3 H , , , I ,, . ' , , K- N WlffZf' . , .' . . 2 - - , f- ,, w iyfffgf , - Q 5 ' . f. ' ' ixwjgfn , .H , . o I I :JEIQ-rl '-f 1,-f' ----J f Y N M, 4 5

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UPERINTENDENTS ably meet the problem of an ever-growing district Responsibility of the proper and effec- tive functioning of the public school sys- tcm falls upon the administrators. At the head of this distinguished group is the Superintendent and his assistant. Included among the duties of these Township educators is the management of the school district's elementary schools, junior high, and senior high. The various problems add to the routine of an aver- age day. Now, with the enormous build- ing program taking place within the Township, the unique capabilities of these men are evident. Throughout this entire administrative era, a rapid fire growth of all Township schools has been in evidence. Even with this sudden rise in population these men have provided an excellent educational system. Provisions have been made, dur- ing the years, for qualified personnel in harmony with attractive buildings and high scholastic standards. MR. JOHN W. O'BRlEN MR. ROBERT V. DONATO M.A., Temple Univ. M.A., Univ. of Perma. ASS,T. SUPERINTENDENT SUPERINTENDENT