Conemaugh Township Area High School - Connumach Yearbook (Davidsville, PA)

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SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL DR. TELFORD B. BLOUGH MR. DONALD W. DRENNER University of Pittsburgh, B.S., M.Ed,g Graduate work at Susquehanna University, Howard University, Juniata College, Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Study, University of California, High School Principal. During your past twelve years in Conemaugh Township Schools the faculty has attempted to help you develop into good citizens. To a degree, the mark of your success as citizens, will reflect on how well we have done our iob. Our desire is aimed at complete success. As you move from the security of Conemaugh Township High School and face the trials of con- temporary civilization, may the iudgments you make be influenced by the good concepts as taught and learned at Conemaugh Township. Our earnest desire for each of you is fame, fortune, and happiness. Finally we pray that the blessings of the Almighty be yours. PMLWWJ Donald W. Drenner High School Principal DR. TELFORD B. BLOUGH Juniata College A.B., Teachers College, Columbia University, M,A., University of Pittsburgh, Ed.D.p Graduate work at University of Penn- sylvania, Pennsylvania Stale University, Ohio State University, Colum- bia School of Journalism, American Peoples College in Europe, Super- vising Principal. Class of I966: For you the depression and World War ll are something you read about. Or maybe your parents or other adults reminisce or you see a TV feature or documentary on the l93O to l946 period. lt was through these difficult days that Conemaugh Township High School was conceived and finally became one of the good schools of our area. To the people that made this venture of faith a reality, you and future generations of students owe a great debt. Gratitude is a virtue. You can best show your gratitude by using youreducation to build for yourself a good life and to serve your fellowmen and your country with sincere devotion. Significantly your high school education is ter- minated with Commencement. Truly it is only a beginning of the years that are to be. Use your diploma as a key to open doors ofgreater oppor- tunity. Utilize your basic education as a sound foundation on which to build. Face the future with courage and confidence. Be glad that you are young. Remember that we are always concerned for you. Carry in your hearts our congratulations and best wishes. .az PRINCIPAL MR. DONALD W. DRENNER

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DEDICATION Without the teachers that have worked with us daily, very few of us could even begin to occupy a worthwhile place in the world that we enter on graduation day. Their instructions, encouragements, and suggestions have played an important part in our mental, social, spiritual and physical develop- ment and have helped us to make many of the decisions that determine our futures. Although most people would like to limit a teacher's influence to a particular classroom subiect, this is only one of its many phases. lt is also strongly felt in extra-curricular activities where teachers serve as advisors and in informal between-class or after-school talks. Even though many of these sessions are very short, they often lead us to the solution of our current problem. Remembering all of these things, we would like to think of Mr. Robert Dyer, who passed away during this school year, as an example of one of these outstanding people. His influence affected all of us even though many never had him as an instructor for a particular class. His smiling face, his words of encouragement and praise, and his trust in the students will long be remembered. ln addi- tion to his regular duties, he served as an advisor to our yearbook for several years. ln an effort to express our appreciation to these people with whom we spend many years of our life, we would dedicate our yearbook to them and to the teaching profession which they represent.

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MRS. CHARLOTTE S. BENNETT Indiana State College, B.S., Gen- eral Science, Physiology, Earth and Space Science, Class of '69 Dean, MRS. MARY HELEN BLOUGH Indiana State College, B.S., M. Ed., English, American History, FTA Ad- visor. i FACULTY TECHNICAL ADVISORS MR. JOSEPH BADACZEWSKI Michigan State University, B.S., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Graduate Work at Pennsylvania State Uni- versity, Boys' Physical Education, Head Football Coach, Class of '66 Dean. MRS. MARY K. CLARK MR. LANDIS P. BECKLEY Indiana State College, B.S., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, M. Ed., Guid- ance Counseling, Typing l, Office Machines, School Bank. MR. DORSEY EASH Marywood College, B.A., Short- Goshen College, University of hand, T in Pittsburgh B S- American History YP Q- 1 - 'I 1 Audio-Visual Director, Junior High MRS. CAROL FAMARISS Bucknell University, B.A., English, Director of Class Plays. Student Council Advisor. MR. ROBERT FULLER Lock Haven State College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Geography, Science, Class of '67 Dean. MR. PAUL C. BERKEBILE Indiana State College, B.S., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Na- tional Science lnstitutes at Franklin and Marshall, Baldwin-Wallace and Rutgers, PSSC Nuclear Physics at Rutgers University, Higher Mathe- matics. MR. A. FORD BOUCHER Geneva College, B.S.Ed., Du- quesne University, B.S. Economics, University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed., Shop.