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The district administration, located in Delhaas High School, consists
of three members: the Regional Superintendent and his two assistants.-
The phases of operation are divided into instructional and business
activities,The latter includes control of professional personnel, trans­
portation, and payrolls. Both Bristol Township Elementary Schools
and Delhaas High School are under the jurisdiction of this administra­
tion. The members who are responsible to the school board see that
state education laws are observed and that the youth of the community
receive the best possible education.

GUY F. EBERHART
Regional Superintendent
California State Teachers College, Uni­
versity of West Virginia, B.S.; Univer­
sity of Pittsburgh, M.S. and Ph.D.

W ARREN D. SHEPLER HENRY B. DECKER ROBERT H. FRASER
Assistant Regional Superintendent Assistant Regional Superintendent Director of Secondary Education
in Charge of Instruction East Stroudsburg State Teachers University of Pennsylvania, B.S.
California State Teachers Col­ College, B.S., Temple Univer­ and M.S.
lege, B.S., University of Pitts­ sity, M.S.
burgh, M.Ed. and Ph.D.

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The school administration is solely con­
cerned with the proper functioning of
Delhaas High School. It consists of sev­
eral well-trained men who are very cap­
able of performing their particular jobs.
It is the duty of each of these persons to
see that the best possible program is af­
forded to the students of the school. The
planning of the yearly curriculum and
the sustaining of school policy are also
two principal tasks of this administration.
Without the hard work of these members
the equitable operation of the school
would not be possible.
ROBERT P. MARTIN JOHN J. ANTONI
Principal Administrative Assistant
Bloomsburg State Teachers Col­ West Chester State Teachers Col­
lege, B.S.; Bucknell University, lege, B.S.; Temple University,
M.S. M.A.