Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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I HE SPECTATOR Mr. Dale McMaster Principal of the High School 23

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To Mr. McMaster, To you, Mr. McMaster, we owe our appreciation of your untiring efforts and your ceaseless labor in making our lives in Johnstown High School worth while. Un- selfishly you have devoted your time and energy to our education. Some of us, after giving up all hope of graduation, made a final effort and succeeded after a few words of kind advice and encouragement from you. Even the Honor Students have been aided by your kind- ly supervision. Some of us will go on to take high and responsible positions. We shall scatter out to all parts of the globe. A few of us will make great names for ourselves, but, regardless of where we go, or what we become, your memory will always linger with us and guide us on our way. We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty- Four bid you, Mr. McMaster, a most hearty and affec- tionate farewell. Gratefully yours, Edna May Bates, Editor of the “Spectator.”

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THE FACULTY First Row: Elizabeth S. Hoge, (Librarian); Julia H. Stuckey, (Clerk to Mr. McMaster) Margaret M. Evans, (History); Ruth Kantner, (English; Marie G. Culli- ton, (Shorthand and Typewriting); Alma I. Hughes, (Typewriting); Alice M. Gocher, (Business English). Second row: Joseph V. Harrick, (Coach, Vocational Mathematics); Hugh P. Liggett, (Administrative Assistant); Clarissa Hills, (Head of the Commercial Depart- ment); Lucrece H. Ohart, (French); Sophia M. Moiles, (Physics); Besse Glosser, Bookkeeping, English); Edna K. Fearl, (Latin, Italian); Mary D. Glenn, (English); Charles B. Wonders, (Machine Shop) ; M. J. Miles, (Plumbing). Third row: Amy V. Bollinger, (English); Nettie Showers, (Physiology, Physi- ography); June Hoffman, (Art); Anna 0. Woodring, (Dramatics); De Grace Thomas, (English); Ida Hawman, (History); Agnes B. Neary, (German); Margaret Berry, (Telephone Operator) j Dorothy W. Ditmar, (Clerk to Mr. Liggett) ; Helen Hinch- man, (Household Arts); D. S. Lockner, (Commercial Law, Salesmanship). Fifth row: Charles Marks, (Electricity); C. Porter Huntington, (Music, Orches- tra); Charles Aikey, (Music, Band); Marguerite Hinchman, (Foods and Nutrition); Irene McKinney, (Shorthand, Typewriting); Alletha Standish, (History, Social Prob- lems); Jessie Canan, (English); Clarence A. Tood, (Algebra, Geometry); Elnora Felix, (English) ; Laura Merritt, (Head of the Modern Language Department) ; D. D. McMaster, (Principal). Sixth row: Ralph E. Gillman, (Vocational Algebra, Geometry); J. Howard Weisel, (Chemistry); L. E. Corbin, (Wood Work); Myra B. Swisher, (English); Helen Lockard, (Spanish): Frieda Fleck, (Physical Education); Josephine Young, (French, German); Jessie M. Tomb, (Problems of Democracy, Home Visitor, Social Director); Algie Baumgardner, (Chemistry). Seventh row: Ross C. Benshoflf, (Latin, Vocational Geometry); Wilbur F. Cleaver, (Printing); Nevin J. Smith, (Mathematics); Marshall A. Fisher, (Physical Education); Warren Heller (Assistant Coach. History, Civics): Don A. West, (Me- chanical Drawing); J. Emmet George, (Head of the Science Department Physics); Harry H. Klahre, (Head of the Vocational Department); Raymond W. Morgan, (Shorthand, Salesmanship, Economics). 24