Washington Township High School - Washtonian Yearbook (Apollo, PA)

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SECRET RIES IDERFORM DUTIES EFFICIENTLY i i MRS. STOOP5, one of the two school locrltdfln- MARY JEAN MC QUAIDE, our capable office socro tary has a smile for everyone. ln order to maintain an efficient educational system, and to secure the respect of the student body, the administration of Washington Township High School is continually striving for the betterment of the school and the constant improvement of disciplinary and educational techniques. Always eager to aid the student, the administration cheerfully and candidly dis- cusses any problem which the student encounters during his school career. By exercising their authority with a friendly attitude and by encouraging close co-operation with the students, the administration has gained the respect and good will of the entire school.

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KEEP SCHOGL RUNNING SMOOTHLY v MR. STOOPS, Supervising Principal. fl MR. BOSSART, High School Principal. XX x X The Supervising Principal, Mr. Stoops, is a highly efficient, well-informed administrator. It is his responsi- bility to see that the educational departments of both the grade schools and the high school are run smoothly and effectively. His good sense of humor and friendly attitude encourage closer co-operation between the administration and student body. lndustrious and energetic, Mr. Stoops is always striving for the constant improvement of the entire school system. WX. Regarded with high esteem and respect by the stu- dent body and the faculty, Mr. Bossart performed his iob as Principal of Washington Township High School efficiently and cheerfully. His lively smile and bright manner in fulfilling his duties make him a very popular figure in the school. Whenever a student seeks advice, he can always expect a sincere and unreserved opinion from Mr. Bossart. Only in his second year as Principal, Mr. Bossart has demonstrated that he is a competent and skillful administrator. Loft lo Right: Coulter, Ferguson, Rosonzweig, Jones, McAwloy. 42

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FACULTY IIVIPARTS COMMERCIAL TEACHERS: Mrs. Bossart and Mrs. Espy. ENGLISH TEACHERS: Mr. Coleman, Mr. Mclntyre, Mrs. Peters, and Mr. Kinkead. COMMERCIAL ELIZABETH C. ESPY . . . Typing I and II, Shorthand II, Business English, Machine and Office Practice. BETTY B. BOSSART . . . Shorthand I, Bookkeeping I, Typing I, and Junior Business Training. ENGLISH RICHARD E. COLEMAN . . . 7th and Sth grade English. CHARLES W. KINKEAD . . . English II and III. JACK G. MC INTYRE . . . Librarian and English IV. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Mr.. Kline, Mrs. Robin- EUNlCE H' PETERS ' ' ' Latin l and ll' English l' son, and Mr. Earley. MATHEMATICS TEACHERS: Mrs. Christy, Mr. Elmore, and Miss Shuster. HEALTH DONALD W. EARLEY . . . Boys' Physical Education and Health. ETTA W. KLINE . . . Girls' Physical Education and Health. SARA JANE ROBINSON . . . School Nurse. MATHEMATICS RUTH CHRISTY . . . 7th and 8th grade mathematics. WILLIAM J. ELMORE . . . Algerbra I, General Math, Sen- ior Math. ALICE SHUSTER . . . Algebra II, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry.