Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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Dr. Robert D F1e1scher Before coming to C. H. S., Dr. Fleischer taught social studies at Edgewood for three years. Prior to that, he at- tended Grove City College. He earned his bacheloris, inasteris and doctoris degrees at the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Fleischer is looking forward to a long stay in Car- negie High School. We know that our high school has be- come a vital part of his life, just as he has become a part of Carnegie High School. He has guided the sophomores in- to regular routines and has given advice to upper classmen concerning advanced education and future occupations. He has won the admiration and respect of the student body during his first year as principal at Carnegie. VVe hope this is only the beginning of a long career as principal of our school. 15

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Dr. Roy M. Hickes Dr. Roy M. Hickes, who attended, taught at, coached at, and was principal of Glassport High School, came to us in 1951. Dr. Hickes believes we as students Kshould always better our aca- demic achievements and have increased recog- nition of the righ'ts and prerogatives of others and develop personal qualities which eventually lead to good citizenshipf, Although he is ex- ceptionally busy, he is considered one of our best friends, and this is something that really is a necessity if a school system is to be a success. This very erudite man has introduced many new subjects into the curriculum which have helped raise the standards of Carnegie High School. Many new subjects and teachers have been in- troduced including a librarian, a special home economics teacher who is also a dietitian, a high school art course, and a more complete shop course for boys interested in manual training. In the past few years a drivers, education course 1 14 and a much-needed guidance counselor have been added. Future years will probably see more courses of value added. On the shoulders of Dr. Hickes rests the task of constant advancement. One step forward is our new high school, which has some of the best facilities and equipment available. His job has been a hard oneg he has had to act as admini- strator and to help in orienting school policies and pupils. Dr. Hickes is not only well known as school administrator but is also known to be very much interested in community activities. He is the father of twin daughters, who attend grade school. He has been in Carnegie only five years, and yet it seems we have known him much longer. The class of 1956 would like to thank him for all the time and effort he has put forth to mold our lives into a better and more desirable form.

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Miss Barbara VVilliams Miss Barbara VVilliams, a graduate of the class of 1950, has served as secretary to Mr. Lee and Mr. Knarr, and is currently Dr. F leischeris secretary. She is well known by all the students and does many favors for us. Barbara enjoys her work and does a wonderful job heading the office. She takes an interest in all the school activities and can be seen at the school's sport- ing events. She is sponsor of the Colden Rule Tri-Hi-Y, which keeps her very busy. We are all in agreement when we say that Barb, with her splendid personality and high calibre of work, will keep C. H. S. happy for many years to come. Miss Dolores Dombrowski Dolores Dombrowski, Dr. Hickesis new sec- retary, was graduated from Carnegie High School only last year. She took the place of Buth Walton, who is now on a leave of absence. Dee says that, having worked at the high school, she is now able to see both the teachers, and the students, points of view. Dee likes to play the piano and paint in oils, and she tries her hand at bowling with the teachers. l 1 6 Mr. Elmer Match Guidance Counselor, Psychologist Mr. Match is now ending his fifth year at Cal negie High School. During these years he has taken a personal interest in the future of each of the students. He has listened to many problems and has guided many in the choice of college O1 profession. He has informally talked with each senior individually, giving the information and personal advice each needed and appreciated Mr. Match studied at the University of Pitts burgh, where he earned his degrees of Bachelor of Science and Master of Education