Sun Valley High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Aston, PA)

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Assistant Principal The position of the Assistant Principal is a varied one. He is in charge of all athletics which includes such jobs as scheduling athletic events, acquiring of- ficials, and procuring equipment. He also makes sure that the state school attendance laws are up- held. Another facet of his work is planning the assembly programs held throughout the school year. The Assistant Principal is in charge of all disciplinary actions in the school. Guidance Department Mr. Harry Hill Assistant Principal Aiding in the selection of courses, so that students will have a sufficient number of credits with which to gradu- ate, is one of the duties of the Guidance Department. The members of the depart- ment also assist students in choosing a college and ob- taining scholarships, as well as submitting grade tran- scripts to the college. Stu- dents who plan to seek em- ployment after graduation are given vocational guid- ance. Mr. J. Piorkowski and Mr. T. Cramer answer G. Stevens' questions about plans for the future.

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 Principal’s Message Mr. Felix A. Moletteri Principal The class of 1963 of the Sun Valley High School represents a milestone in the educational development of our school system and our community. This yearbook represents an accomplishment made possible by the combined efforts of many teachers and students. It will no doubt become one of the more significant pieces of literature in our community's brief history. To say farewell to the class of June 1963 is very difficult. Farewells often imply that we will no longer see one another in the future. Of course, this will be true for many of us. However, let us not forget the difficult obstacles we have overcome, the people we have known and the friendships we have en- joyed. For it is in these relationships that we have affected one another's lives and in many instances have influenced the very difficult and complicated process of maturing into adulthood. This yearbook is a realistic symbol of this adulthood. In the immediate future you will be accepting the responsibilities placed upon you by our society. You will have been trained in accordance with these responsibilities by your teachers and parents. The world In which you will live will be very different from the one in which your parents and teachers have lived. Your future will be affected tremendously by the scientific and political developments of the future. You have been already affected by our nuclear-space minded age. These advancements will have even greater effect on your lives in the future. To be properly prepared for the future you must be prepared to give of yourself in all of your endeavors. For it is in self sacrifice toward an ideal or belief that humanity conquers many problems. There will be great need in future generations for an ever-increasing tenacity of purpose on the part of individuals to maintain those social and spiritual values for which we stand and in which we believe as citizens of our democracy. For once we lose our values our lives will hold no real purpose for us. I strongly admonish you to bear your mantle in life proudly. Hold your head high as a Vanguard to the future. I wish each member of the class of 1963 success in all of your future endeavors. 9

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Senior High School Office Staff Junior High School Guidance Counselors Reading Consultants Office Staff SEATED I. to r. — Mrs. J. Schinke, Sec.; Miss B. Woleslagle, Sec.; Mrs. B. Wilkinson, Sec.; STANDING Mrs. B. Kenyon, Home and School Visitor; Mrs. E. Fisher, Reading Consultant; Mr. R. Gwinner, Guidance Counselor; Miss M. Yeatman, Guidance Counselor,- Mrs. H. Fox, Reading Consultant; Mrs. H. Blore, Reading Consultant. 11