Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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The I 9 32 Voyager if Principal's Page ' NOTHER year's work in Carnegie High School has been completed. xii A xi We have special reason to be gratified with the results accomplished dur' i f fmf h I ing this term. In all activities, success was attended with greater diffif V 'f culties than in previous years and therefore greater satisfaction came to all who were concerned. One of the difficulties encountered during the past year was the increased enrollment. Sixtyffive more students belonged to our school than during the preceding year. This increased the teachers' work and responsf ibility but it was assumed by the faculty without any radical changes or reorganization. There was no increase in the number of teachers and therefore there was no added burden to the taxpayers. In justice to teachers it must be said that this added ref sponsibility was borne without murmur. Another difficulty was the decreased financial ability of the individual student due to industrial and economic conditions which pref vailed everywhere throughout the country. In spite of all adversities the various activities of the school were carried on with' out financial deficit to their treasuries. Increased determination, energy, and sacrifice on the part of sponsors and students have brought pleasing results both educational and financial. The morale of the school has been good and it must be our aim to keep it so. To the administration it has often appeared throughout ther year that not only teachers but also students realized that just at this particular time more thought and effort must be expended that character shall not be lost to future citizens. We take this opportunity to express our gratitude and appreciation to students, and townsmen, and to the staff and sponsor of this Annual for bringing this useful and beautiful volume into existence. R. E. KNARR, A. B. Principal Witteiiberg College History TNVELVE

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The I 9 3 Z Voyager R. C. Scliumacber Miss Nesbitt .l. S. Robb Miss Corbett Richard C. Schumacher, A. B. WIllXhl'llgf0I1 anal jefferson College CIVICS - COACII Agues E. Nesbitt, A. B. Grove Citv College Columbia Uniz-ersitv LATIN Mildred Rinehart, A. B. Wuvnewlfurg College ENGLISH - HISTORY Dana A. Fry 'Ohio Urzinersity, A. B. University of Pifl.Vi2IlTglI, M. A. l.A'l'lN Raymond C. Lee, A. B. West Virginia Unirersity CUMMERCIAL SUBJECTS ELEVEN Miss Rinehart Miss Fry R. C. Lee J. A. Adams Miss Skewis C. Dovev The Faculty John S. Robb, B. S. lVvw Yorlf State College INDUSTRIAL ARTS Sarah L. Corbett Slippery' Rock State Teachers' College PHYSICAL EDUCATION J. Arthur Adams, A. B. Ursinus College University of Pittsburgh DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS COACH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Savina S. Skewis University of Delaware HOME ECONOMICS Charles S. Dovey swimuwc Faculty

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