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December 19, 1961
..uieveiof}. ouft chtviacteH. To the members of the class of 1962:
This year marks the completion of twelve
of the most valuable and memorable years
of your life. If you have accepted the chal­
lenge, it has prepared you to face bravely
the complex and difficult problems of adult
life.
Ahead of you lie many exciting and ad­
venturesome years: years you will face with
the unlimited energy, freedom, optimism and
confidence of an American high school grad­
uate. It will be a wonderful experience; one
that many of we "older folk” long to relive.
While at Delhaas, you demonstrated loy­
alty and devotion to your school. Your efforts
and endeavors did much to earn Delhaas the
reputation of being one of the best schools
of our nation. Now we charge you to ex­
pend this same enthusiasm and industrious­
ness to your chosen vocation, your commu­
nity and your nation.
May your future be a prosperous, interest­
ing, and happy one. And may you never
forget these three memorable years at Del­
haas. Delhaas is your school; she wishes you
a good life and the best of everything.
Sincerely yours,
U. Berkley Ellis
Principal

Mr. Ellis, our new Principal, is seen busily fulfilling one of his many daily tasks. He has
endeavored to bring new ideas and concepts to our schools. Mr. Ellis was formerly Prin­
cipal of Eranklin Delano Roosevelt Junior High School, and is not a newcomer to our
educational system.

Antoni, John J.
Administrative Assistant
West Chester State College, B.S.;
Temple University, M.A.

Through the never ending efforts of our
high school administration, our director of pupil
personnel, and our home and school visitor, we
profit from a well-rounded educational program.
The developing of excellent school policies, the
securing of part-time jobs, and the establishment
Baker, Donald S. Pennypacker, Edna of understanding betw'een the school and the
Home and School Visitor Director of Pupil Personnel home are but a few of the duties performed by
Bloomsburg State College, B.S.; West Chester State College, B.S. this staff.
Temple University, M.A. Temple University, M. Ed.

The Home and School visitor acts as a personal contact between the school and
the home of the student. This unique function assists in the development of under­
standing between the parents and the teachers.
Our Director of Pupil Personnel performs duties too numerous to mention. One
thing is certain, however. Each task is one which in some fashion enriches the life of
the pupils. Many of our successes may be attributed to the labors of this individual.

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