Thaddeus Stevens Junior High School - Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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TUDENT COUNCIL Principals and Their Principles In its forty-year history Stevens has had four great principals. The first, Mr. Harvey E. Stabler, served from 1927 to 1942. ln organizing the school, it might be said that Mr. Stabler had two great dreams for Stevens. One was to establish high academic standards, and the other was to beautify Stevens' campus so that in future years it would become a showplace of Williamsport. He, assisted by Stevens' students, planted the entire hillside with bushes and evergreens. At the entrance of the school they planted two lovely cherry blossom trees, and around the building they placed many bushes and flowers. When Mr. Stabler retired, a graceful oak tree was planted on the campus in his memory. Our second principal Mr. C. Grover Hyman, the late husband of our librarian, served for twenty- one years. Before his appointment lslr. Hyman was principal at Transeau. When MJ. Hyman died in 1963, Dr. Hugh Fredericks, guidance counselor at Stevens, succeeded him. He remained in this capacity for two years. He is now school psychologist. Our present principal, Mr. William K. A-iiller, a former principal at Washington and Clay, was a member of Stevens' first graduating class. How fitting that he should return as a principal, to his alma mater. Linda Clipper '77

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MIXED CHORUS MALE ENSEMBLE CHORALIERS

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Y-TEENS LIBRARY CLUB