Sayre High School - Sayrenade Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

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ln addition to his work as school su- perintendent for the past eleven years, Mr. Snyder is also an active member of the state and national school associations. Vitally interested in civic affairs, he has achieved a position of prominence and prestige in the community. Mr. Snyder has taken an active interest in the accomplish- ments of the students, and the entire school system has benefited from his services. 1512, ' SU 3 V'f'fNE3 ZilYf?PfilF' W W i?' ' iv Qf'fiIi !1'EZb.Q1i iiv s sgiiiigsg 1.12f,?i5g?ri1iQ2ii2w isssfi W' A 'th 1 ig. wg r i 5 LI, r JSE f 7 S S' ' 1215 5 . - 1 .. ,, -ii12a2'r..,4ss a - -- W . - '- ' I w W e -- 'li Judson F. Kast, A.B., M.A High School Principal H. Austin Snyder, B.S., M.Ed. Superintendent of Schools Principal ofthe high school tor twen- ty-three years, Mr. Kast accomplishes his task to the fullest degree. His responsi- bilities include such varied tunctions as counseling students, organizing activities, and administering programs. ln addition to his regular duties at Sayre High he is also a member of both the state and local athletic councils. A leader in the com- munity, Mr. Kast is greatly respected by both the students of the high school and the citizens of Sayre. Twenty-three