Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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As sune rvising principal of the Slfttingtor Public Schools for a period of thirty-four yonrs, T'r. Sn aior served woll both pupils and teachers. Just ns eager ms ho to secure an education for himself was he to develop -schools to provide an excellent education for others. The education he so eagerly sought at Bloonsburg State Normal School, Buclc-nell University, and Lehigh University; the information he obtained through his associations with college, state, arid national iducational organizations; the training he secured as a beginning teacher in Northumberland; the experience he acquired as he d of Berwick schools; all he molded into a pattern which provided an expanded urogram of education in Slatington that brought new buildings, new educational equip ment, gow activities to make the schools more interesting and worthwhile, and new curricula aimed at riving all a chance to study that for which they best fitted. The thousands who attended the schools under his supervision are indeed grateful to him. The many whom ho encouraged and ai-iod to go to higher institutions of learning by helping t; -n to socure scholarships or en- lo'ftnent will always be indebted to him. t is in recognition of these undertake so grftt1 fully honor his memory. li'Miuiwai

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REF LEG Y«e,vrf trie Reflections Staff, wish to extend our sincere gratitude to all who have aided in the production of our yearbook. are deeply grateful to the members of the faculty who have given freely of their time ard effort in making this yearbook a success. Snecial appreciation goes to Miss Steckel, Miss Mclnerr.ey, and Miss Masters for their pationco and leadership in the development of this book. To all the student body who have haloed to make the yearbook a successful T JON'S endeavor, go our sincer thanks. iVt also wish to thank the Board of Education for their splendid cooperation and consideration in making our school years happy ones. The art staff, under the able direction of Miss Masters, deserves to be congredulatcd for their excellent art arrangements and designs. Vie hope, as you glance through our yearbook, you will feel as v c do that this, THE REFLECTIONS 0? 46 is a book of which we can be proud. EDITORIAL STAFF Louise Re ine r t —Ed i t or i n-Ch i u f Robert Bachman Ruth Fens to maker Marie Harding Anne Hughes Shirley Kern Edith Kratzor Clarence Minrdch Donald Oplinger Marilyn Scnnock Make Up Staff ’larvir. Snyder John Stottner James Vaughan Marilyn Weaver Doris Williams Myrtle Lynn Co-Editors Clinton Hofmann Rough Copy and Make Up Typists Ann Herman Lois Jones Ruby Kern Barton Kest.er Herman Kramer Shirley Krossley .filbert Rehrig Marie Roth Anna Scheirer Doris Smith Marilyn Vie aver John Zajae Doris Scheokler Edith Kratzer Art Staff Ann Kressley—Art Editor Shirley Kressley--Scopist George Psaros Mimeographing Leonard V einman Emma Benner Lorraine Bloso Chester Gable Jean Hunsicker Bertha iiasday Ruth Edwards Miss Masters Assembling LaRue George Faculty Advisors Miss Mclnerney Jean Handwerk Miss Steckel t

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board of education .-resident----------■----Robert H. Sieger Vice President.......—Franklin D. Berlin Secretary-----------Mrs. J. Clyde Thomas Treasurer-...........Mrs. '.V. 'Wallace Kern Walter R. Gangwer X HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Supervising Principal---Mr. E. L. Prestwood Principal-----------------Mr. E. J. Hartman Secretary--------------Miss Muriel Williams Mrs. Ruth Bleiler Mr. Clayton Clifford Mr. Louis DeRosa Mr, E, Ammos Evans Mr. Jay Hagenbuch Mrs. Abby James Kane Mrs. Alma Kershner Mr. Ernest Koegel Mr. Miss Mary Jane Masters Miss Mary Mclnemey Miss Evelyn Morgan Miss Evelyn Naylor Miss Velma Oswald Miss Rachel Steckel Mr. LeRoy Stettler Mr. Herman Snyder 'Williams