Keystone High School - Key Yearbook (Knox, PA)

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Mrs. Helen Amsler ' CAFETERIA SECRETARY Mrs. Lois Fillgrove COOK Cafeteria Staff s X MIN-f1.a ' ' fS's.'12-kfiil W .A,s . V i 1.. Il. 2- . v pg?-si M ,. AY,i 2,15 g we Wim Mrs. Mary Cope COOK . ig, .92 .X 4 s Mrs. IoAnne Mrs. Helen Darr Mrs. George COOK COOK K' Ww- M? f' JW 9. ffwmfhfi A fri , . 54113 L 5 , Wg. ' 3 1.,1Wf-f,,Y N -, Wff . Q 1:1265 F --ff' Dr. Charles Huston SCHOOL DOCTOR Custodial 1 Q . Mrk' ig, 'twig i 06 X' . i+H 'M if A if Q. 2 S Mrs. Grace Dittman COOK f , , .5534 like W ,....w . f. . . 1 elrh r Lois Weeter COOK E .sw ., 5.1 Mrs. Gussie . Switzer COOK .1 'g.g.3:.... fri'- Kiwi ji' A IE- Ar 1 - ' m,4r.,':s ff ' sz. .. r' 13 . M4 Mrs. Pupil Services Mrs. Elna Whitling SCHOOL NURSE Staff Mr. Howard Darr, DAYLIGHT CUSTODIAN5 Mrs. Gladys Beck, Mr. Heil Boyer, Mrs. Martha Campbell, Mr. Howard Ogden. H' -.93 r , e W ,.,f Mary Salser AIDE Mrs. Donna Radaker SCHOOL NURSE 27 Mrs. Helen Exley CAFETERIA MANAGER r ' 'S X336 4 ' twig e rf, , Q, . JS Mrs. Evelyn Myers AIDE Mrs. Carolyn I. Ward SPEECH THERAPIST

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Facult -,Q .lzi :., x,.., Mr- Larry Martin Mr- Gene Master Mrs. Mary jane Maxson i.'1 Mr- Charles Meyers i Q lg ti lui 5 Q s EQ NI lg a t 5 Q ' K . ,al 'i' iififfi: 'L,,' T Mr. Arthur E. Moyer . -1 - 1, ' 6 Rl A E , fr Y, V,r. Maffif Mrs. Lois Owen Mr. Klahr A. Peterson Miss Sandra Reefer Mrs. Esther Ritner Mr. Berle Shingledecker llfs' it gfxlg l gi 'H 1 4 .,.x..,. ...,., Mm 1 'sly .ffsxwslf-' f ?lr.ifi?ii. all rw' irbngigzififirfys 3,?mg:.A,.j Qgsfliigisir Ml' Robert Shoup A. ml. KE1 , 5 K W Q if A as ,egg ag. :lv WL ir' N ts. grail' ls Mr. Samuel Showers Mr. Cary Steele Mr. Lloyd B. Stewart Mr. John Summerville L Yun., gfiffui Lf... Mu.: . fast :ggjf Mrs. Ann Texter Mr. George Thompson n Mrs- Doris Vleflmg .. . ,fir at f... , ' Mrs- DODS Weaver siiesslr l Miss Mary Jane Wilshire .5 r .a Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Mr. Fred Wise, Ir. First Semester Student Teachers ' a s ,f it g.zX.,,m .t-egg xv fzrsgskrm .L:iE55VkiE. , . . Nl at 'N ,H .si,L A. 5 ky f 24 it + ffigg g f,11yfff'fz f3fi?2fi2,'sgf,'zi'i ' e L at522525.f55g'm1.1-f s..2:'f.gf..gt7 'fifviwf H,li'lg,?5x1-' 4- mfg' fgedliili K ig ilfiliiii 'PW f . :s.:,-swiaisiiriiir' S .Styli-A - MQ.-jg :. , i 1- - ,s 'i ,e a4,5a.,,. affirm ., ' a iw e. .. as.-115.-5 . 'X ' lf. .:f::i5'. 'ENV W' . 4517 Mr. Douglas Best Mr. Harold Clark Mr. William Cuba Mr. George Kern Mr. Ernest Lesh lgiiss Eeraldine zpan a What makes a teacher? This is a question that may have entered your mind once or twice or maybe never at all, for students usually think of school only from their own viewpoint. They seldom stop to wonder what it's like on the other side of the desk. Everyone knows teaching isn't exactly the best-paying job around. It takes a lot of determination and hard work to become a teacher and a lot of perseverance to remain one. Students very rarely think of a teacher as anyone but the person who stands there pointing at a map or pacing up and down the rows in order to keep things quiet. However, teachers actually mold our lives in many ways. The feeling that causes a person to become a teacher is a true desire to dedicate his or her life to the future generations.

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