Susquehanna Community High School - Nucleus Yearbook (Susquehanna, PA)

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LANESBORO BOROUGH Susquehanna Consolidated Schools Susquehanna, Pennsylvania ADMINISTRATION J. T. Yurkewitch, Ed. D. P Stuart C. Button, B. A Supervising Principal High School Principal ' JOINT BOARD President ................ ..... C . Carroll Smith lst Vice-President ...... .... W esson T. Lamb Znd Vice-President ...... ..... H oward K. Carl Secretary................. Treasurer.............. HARMONY TOWNSHIP Ray M. Rockwell Mrs. L. M. Springsteen QNon-member, T. J. Cotter Raymond Hobart Clarence Thomas Howard K. Carl George L. Houghton C. Carroll Smith Leon Angier, jr. Taylor Soop Morris B. Bouren William Mess .OAKLAND TOWNSHIP r Wesson T. Lamb ' Mrs. C. Fred Beebe Mrs. Morton Brush Mrs. james F. Kenyon Albert Cleveland Cotter .........Howard M. Boerner SUSQUEQ-IANNA BQRQUGH Fred P. Basso Mary B. McMahon fNon- member R. B. Langford Fenton C. Dixon Gerald J. Casey OAKLAND BOROUGH Oscar Holmberg Charles' A. Brown Howard M. Boerner Rex B. Hawes Sidney Washburn NORTHEASTERN SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY SCHOOL AUTHORITY Harry P. Haynes ..... ..... S usquehanna Borough ..... ...... Arthur C. Payne ..... ..... H armony Township ...... ...... Evelyn E. DeWitt ..... ..... O akland Township ..... ..... Lester R. Albert ...... ..... O akland Borough ....... ...... Floyd Stearns . . ..... ..... I.. anesboro Borough ..... .... Chairman Vice- Chair man .Secretary Treasurer Member

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DEDICAT ION As, we, the Seniors, ,prepare to leave Susquehanna Consolidated High School in june, 1954, we are proud to dedicate this first volume of THE TRIDENT to the joint Board of Education of the Susquehanna Consolidated Schools. The students of today are preparing themselves for the work their minds and hands must do tomorrow. Our schools permit each student to pursue his education, an important factor in shaping his career and assisting him in making a living. Secondly, they aim to encourage activities which develop sportsmanship and character. The success or failure of Democracy depends on how well all people can live and work together. This lesson in co- operating with others for the good of all is well- learned in the closely knit world of the junior and Senior High Schools. In order that the youth of the Northeastern Susquehanna County School Area might be provided with better educational opportunities, the members of five Boards of Education penned their names to a blueprint of a new school system. We shall remember that the first Monday of july, 1952, marks the birthday of the joint agreement for the Boroughs of Lanesboro, Oakland and Susquehanna, and the Townships of Oakland and Harmony. As a result of this joint agreement, a new and improved building for the training of junior and Senior high school students will arise on the upper levels of Susquehanna in the Borough of Lanesboro. Again, we say, on leaving, we are proud to salute the members of thejoint Board by dedicating this annual to them.

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ADMINISTRATION MR. STUART C. BUTTON High School Principal DR. JOSEPH T. YURKEWITCH Supervising Principal