Sayre High School - Sayrenade Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

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.xdclminidfrafion FV 'Stl' ROW 1 - William Griswold, Samuelj. Kresge, Dr. Wilhed Langley, Herbert Campbell, Samuelj. Olisky ROW 2 - Milford W. Farr, James J. Lynch, Dr. Rodney L. Stedge, Frank Cichocki, George Merrill BOARD OF ED UCATIO N The local schools are administered by three bodies- the directors of the Sayre Area Joint High School, board members of the Sayre Area Schools, and representatives of the Sayre Bor- ough School District. The Sayre Borough District Board is the parent organization, with Sayre members only. The Sayre Area Joint High School Board consists of thirteen members, two from each district other than Sayre which has seven. Districts represented are South Waverly Borough, Athens Township, Litchfield Township and Sayre Borough. The Sayre Area School Board deals with problems confronting grades one to six in South Waverly and Sayre. Members of the different boards are elected for a period of four years. Terms do not ex- pire simultaneously, so that at all times there are men experienced in school affairs on the board . School directors are civic-minded citizens who are willing to make the sacrifices of time and energy necessary for the administration of schools. The Sayre board strives constantly to make available to the community the finest educational opportunities possible, strong in the conviction that the nation's finest investment is in its schools. 6

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. . . ame ive Sharon Kane Bernedo Hendershot Sally Krotzer Betty Ginolslci Sidney Beahan Joan Geisinger t SENIOR STAFF Barbara Tcxylor Judy Lantz Lois Thrasher Thomas Kenrick Diane Calveric Donna Osborne Nancy Sutton James Ackley Sandra Hufford Georgia Kohler Gladys Cleaver Loretta Hair 5 TABLE OF CO NTE NTS Introduction Administration Seniors Classes Activities School Life Clubs Dramatics Publications Music Sports Conclusion sw Kay Hancock Harold Williams Paul Flynn Theodore Polasky Raymond Neusch

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. . . xerciding ulaeruiaion ln his eight years as superintendent of the Sayre Schools, Mr. Snyder has won the respe-ct and admira- tion of all. Studentsare impressed by hisfriendly man- ner of speaking and his ready smile. Through coopera- tion and helpfulness, he has helped school programs to function smoothly and effectively. Even though he has wide responsibility as superintendent, Mr. Snyder is keenly civic-minded and is also a well known public speaker. He is always present to congratulate students after public performances or after pupils have been giv- en awards. Among his many activities, Mr. Snyderis the im- mediate past president of the Northeastern District of the Pennsylvania State Education Association. He is presently the vice-president of this organization and has served on many study councils and workshops. Mr. Snyder was given national recognition bythe American Association of School Administratorsand has been men- tioned intheir national magazine for his commendable work. Mr. Snyder has through his leadership and cooper- ation instilled a spirit of confidence and responsibility in the members of the Class of 1954. H. AUSTIN SNYDER B.S,, M, Ed, Attending to his many duties as principal of Sayre IUDSON F. KAST A.B., M.A. High School -keeps Mr. Kast extremely busy. His office serves as a center for untangling various problems that arise in connection with faculty and students during the course of the year. ln a routine day Mr. Kast acts as counsellor, adviser and friend to many students. Well- liked by the student body, he takes a personal interest in each pupil. Through his keen foresight and understand- ing, he is instrumental in helping many to overcome their problems. Taking an active interest in each class and its various proiects, Mr. Kast devotes considerable time and effort to insure their success. Aside from his duties as high school principal, Mr. Kast finds time to engage in numerous outside activities. He has the honor of being chairman of Pennsylvania ln- terscholastic Athletic Association District 4. He is also enthusiastic in promoting the work of the Bradford-Sul- livan Counties Tuberculosis and Health Program. ln ad- dition, Mr . Kast serves as vice-president of the high school Parent-Teacher Association. ln his spare time he relaxes at his cottage or farm. As an antique enthusiast, he en- ioys the hobby of collecting and refinishing furniture. We shallalways remember the patience, the advice, and -- most of all -- the guidance he has given us.