Sayre High School - Sayrenade Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

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H. Austin Snyder, B.S., M. ED. Superintendent of Schools H . During the years that Mr. Snyder has served Sayre as the superintendent of schools he has become one of the outstanding leaders in the field of education as well as in the community. He devotes his time not only to the business of seeing that the Sayre schools function properly but also to many state and national associations. included among these are the Pennsylvania State Education Association, the National Education Association, and the American Medical Association. However, Mr. Snyder finds time to take a genuine interest in the individual achieve- ments of the students and all the extra-curricular activities of the school and community. Regardless of his busy schedule, Mr. Snyder always has a kind word and friendly smile for everyone. His influence is further extended through his ability as an excellent public speaker. Through his understanding and keen perspective, Mr. Snyder has contributed much to the enviable position which the Sayre schools now hold. The members of the Class of T956 fully realize this fact and are certain that they will be better able to face the future because of Mr. Snyder's efforts in their behalf. Judson F. Kast, A.B., M.A. Principal As principal of Sayre High School, Mr. Kast has a multitude of duties. In the course of a single day his program includes anything from arranging a student's schedule to playing a major role in co-ordinating the athletic activities of the school and surrounding area. In accordance with his athletic interests, Mr. Kast is a member of the District Commit- tee ofthe Pennsylvania interscholastic Athletic Association and also of the Athletic Council of the high school. ln addition, fitting into his busy program are the responsibilities of vice-president of the Bradford-Sullivan Counties Tuberculosis and Health Society. He also holds an honored position on the Planning Committee of the Pennsylvania Branch of the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Throughout the entire year, Mr. Kast continues to give unfailing support to individual class and other extra-curricular activities. Students look upon Ivir. Kast as a friend and source of helpful advice when they are confronted with any type of problem. ln his spare time Mr: Kast enjoys the pleasures afforded him by his 80-acre farm. There he works at his hobby of refinishing antique furniture which he collects. In his years of service Mr. Kast has indeed made a great contribution to the welfare of the student body. 5