McKeesport High School - Yough A Mon Yearbook (Mckeesport, PA)

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Mr. Shelby Erwin, siudenl coun- selor, poinls ou? lo Jack Bufler lhe requiremenls 'for admission fo engineering schools. Mr. Erwin advises sludenfs of employmenf opporfunilies and of college re- quiremenfs and direcls 'them lo lhe sfudies fhey will need fo prepare fhemselves 'for fheir am- biiions. Physical examinafions are given each year fo 'freshmen and iun- iors. Dr. Caleb McCune uses his sfefhoscope on Roberfa Evereff, while Nurse Dorofhy Packard gefs ready fo weigh Alan Rubensfein and Nurse Rose Scofl falres fhe pulse of Jeanne Coldifz. Pafricia Farrell and Vera Thomas folk abou? nurses' fraining wifh Miss Gerlrude Brown, girls' ad- viser, in her fhird floor ofiice. A sympafhefic lisfener, Miss Brown is always ready fo discuss prob- lems, whefher fhey are abouf school or abou+ flue fuiure.

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,KI 1' 1. g '56 u,,x V v A Se :am u lg ll ll ll ll ll ll mfg Ille: fiwiiii II -I :Z ll ll ll Il ll ll - 5 gs II? -. . I-r:f:'1 + li Mr. Arihur O. Horn, principal of George Washingfon School, Ialks Ihings over wifh a par- enf. This is Mr. Horn's Ienfh year as head of George Washingion. Previous Io Ihis he was principal of Ceniennial School for four years and of Fiffh Avenue School for Iwo years. He was a classroom 'Ieacher for four years, Iwo in Jeannefie, Pennsylvania, and Iwo in McKeesporf. Principal of Shaw Avenue School, Mr. F. Frank Crall Ialres Iime our Io glance af 'Ihe morning mail. Beginning his reaching career in a Mis- souri counfry school in l909, Mr. Crall Iaughi hisfory classes in McKeesporI High from I920 Io I936 and was fhe Iirsi sIucIenI counselor from I935 unIiI I94O when he became principal of Shaw Avenue. .--.:. ..v Xe . ,-:.-- 'v'-.qn rg 'N 'N wx I I 1 'Fifa -75 'Q I ar! I I if New . MMIII -' I .' - .11-I : X I' r - J 1 ,c -. ni I ll , f I ' ,III 34 .il ' lg' HJFII I I l Q v g . f:0Y ' 4 1' , x I I fx 1 f?-' , 'Y - , I , , 4 A, ilu, nn. !ll 'I - j -rw s I -ire ADMINISTRATION I if ,f 1 V

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ic:-3 Q 2' 4 5 1,1 My A GL Q ,-'X cg 'YN l l 5, QW? yi Q. +1-s P fc, E- ' s i Qifii' SS sl,,s. .....- G. R. Acklin, Ed.M. George S. Allison, A.B. English Civics: Pennsylvania Shorlhand, Transcriofion l-lislory Mary E. Auld, A.B. Fosfer Beaffy, A.M. Agnes M. Bedell, Ecl.M. Lalin English Commercial Arilhmelic Joseph W. Black, Ed.M. Doris H. Blid, LiH.M. Irma C. Boaz, A.M. Algebra English Algebra THE FACULTY School is many lhings. ll is lhe buildings, lhe boolrs, lhe pupils, lhe grade cards, friends, exam- inalions. And school is lhe leachers, loo. More lhan iusl inslruclors ol subiecl malerial, lacully members are counselors and lriends, giving guid- ance, providing inspiralion, and bringing cullure as well as learning. So, memories ol school lile are linked always wilh remembrances ol leachers. There were momenls ol awe when a slern lone dismayed lhe lower classmant carelree momenls when lhe leacher s wil broughl smiles: momenls ol gralilude when some shorlcoming mel en- Elfreecla B. Ahlquisl, 3.5. Q ia! 'Q , A, A fi' 1 'Q '- X flik f , -ve! l J N lwev-To . 1' ,K 'I' 9,3 - is Q ii il 48 X i i f A C W Herberl M. Amschler,B.S. 6977577 Dorolhy G. Bench, B.S. Choral Music James W. Bowen, A.M, Solid G-eomelry: Higher Algebra, Trigonornelry Rose M. Arone, B.S. Business Machines Ira J. Berkema, A.M. English: Deparlmenl Chairman Vivian l. Bowles, B.S. Shorlhandg Typewrilinq