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Our unseen advisors, the Delhaas Joint School Board,
have been indirectly responsible for the building of
our school and the vast number of improvements and
additions that are continually being made to improve
Delhaas.
Membership on the board consists of seven repre­
sentatives from Bristol Township and five from
Tullytown Borough. The School Board
meets monthly to conduct the business at
hand. Some of their many responsibilities
are to pay bills, answer questions from
interested citizens, employ personnel, and
handle other business pertaining to
school welfare.
Dr. Guy Eberhart, Regional Superintendent, and mem­
bers of the school board meet to transact business.
Seated, Left to Right: Dr. Eberhart, Mr. Alimenti,
Mr. Fischer, Mr. Souder, Mrs. Gauntt, Mr. Parkes,
Mr. Miller, and Mr. Ness. Standing: Mr. Stout and
Mr. Stieber.
Mr. Philemon Stout
President of School Board

Appointed by the Delhaas Joint School
Board, the School Authority is a group of
five members whose chief responsibility is to
secure funds for the constant building pro­
gram, so necessary in our district.
Since its establishment in 1951, this essential
organization has its members’ five year
terms of office set up so that a new member is
appointed every year.

Our gratitude is expressed to these individuals
who are such an important
cog in the wheel of educa­
tion.

Members of the School Authority attend a regular meeting to
discuss finances for the new schools of the area. Left to Right
are: Edwin N. Popkin, Ralph Kasman, Arthur B. Reinholt,
James A. Gallagher, James Kline, and William Frantz.

James A. Gallagher
Chairman
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