Tamaqua High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

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'kirir IIIIZIIIE III TRAINING The postwar world will require en- gineers for rebuilding, scientists for combating disease, and business ex- perts for regulating economics. In our classrooms we have received training which will enable us to take our places in these fields. ENIIIHS, UNIIEHEL!-ISSMEN

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FACULTY

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llministratnrs ROBERT HARTWIG . President CHARLES CARTER Vice-l'resiflenr ARTHUR BoBsT . . Sw-remry HARRY BURKE . Treasurer GORDON PEE11. JonN SEMBACH G1-:oRcE HEss 'l'HROUGll the ehanges in systems of edueation from the old-fashioned dieta- torial system to the present progressive system. whieh is reeeiving so mueh attention from eontemporary newspaper eolumnists. the Yllklllliltlllil Board of Education with the superintendent as adviser and eounselor has stood firm to give 'llamaqua an exeellent modified system of instruetion. The sehools of this eommunity never were eompletely progressive lieeause the administrators adopted only the very best of any system whieh the advaneed edueators of the eountry advoeated. ln this way the men responsilile for sehool polieies have given to the students of Tamaqua from the first to the twelfth grades. a system whieh gets results and we who have finished the twelfth grade feel that we are adequately prepared heeause of the wise administration of our sehools to take our place in the world of today and to meet eonfidently what the future may luring. 'yi ad 3 Q . ig , IQ t Reading from left to right, seated: Mr. Burke, Mr. Hartwig, Mr. Bohst. Smnding: Mr. Pfeil. Mr. Semhaeh, Mr. Carter, Mr. Hess. Ten