Sunbury High School - Torch Yearbook (Sunbury, PA)

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adinisratai

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dedica' ion We, the members of the class of 1962, have been influenced by many people in our senior high years; but there is one teacher who undoubtedly has had a greater effect on the way we think and act than any other individual. When we were sophomores, she improved our use of our native tongue and instilled in us an appreciation of our literary heritage. Through her friendly encouragement as our class adviser, we have successfully com- pleted many projects which added both to our education and to the enjoyment of our years of high school. She also has guided many of us in our career plans by her helpful advice to the Future Teachers of America. As the mother of one of our classmates, she possesses a keen awareness of the prob- lems we face as teenagers; and she always has been ready with solutions. For her cheerful guidance and willingness to help each student, the class of 1962 appreciatively dedicates its TORCH to MRS. EVELYN PICTON. As a teacher of English X, Mrs. Picton prepares to dictate exercises to sopho - mores, Harry Hummel and Karen Glace. 4

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Boards Set Policy for Conduct of Schools, Sunbury City Raymond F. Broscious, vice- president; William H. Betz, president; ]. Russell Diemer; Lawrence A. Nace; Alfred H. Ries; William S. Shipman; Rudolph P. Ries, secretary. Joint School Committee The Sunbury Area Joint School Com- mittee is headed by Mr. William Betz, president; Mr. Raymond Broscious, vice- president; and Mr. Claude Knoebel, secretary. This year's two new members are Lawrence A. Nace and J. Russell Diemer. Along with other city and township representatives the board members set the policy for the conduct of the school, decide upon taxes, au- thorize purchases, and hire non-profes- sional employees. Joint School Upper Augusta Township Joseph L. Ray, Jr.; John H. Hoffman, vice-president; Russell K. Fishburn, presi- dent; Claude M. Knoebel, secretary; and Joseph W. Lawton, treasurer.