Tussey Mountain High School - Titan Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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DEDICATION Rose L. McCahan, a native of Saxton, conscientious and devoted teacher, and friend to all, has dedicated her life to teaching and guiding numerous students. Her career originated in a small one-room school in the Saxton area. Several years have escaped since then and new and better teaching methods have been embedded in the mind of our dear teacher. She has broadened her knowledge by taking graduate courses at the Universities of Pennsylvania and Wisconsin and by her extensive travels throughout the United States and Europe. To you Miss McCahan, you who have so generously endeavored to educate us, to assist us and to encouage us to better ourselves, we the graduates of 1964 are proud and pleased to dedicate our Titan.” The daily constitutional.

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FOREWORD Tussey Mountain is no longer a new school. In this, her third year, she turns her eyes from the varied problems of organizations to the more complex ones of the achievement of a more perfect intellect. In these pages, we have sought to follow the modern spirit of edu- cation,” who introduces our book. TITAN %Q 3

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That's where I was last year. Whether sitting at her desk, standing by her homeroom door, or leaning against the library counter, Miss McCahan is always more than willing to help a student or teacher in the solution of a problem. There is seldom a time when she does not welcome the opportunity to draw from her vast store of knowledge, much of 'it acquired and interpreted through her own cosmopolitan interests, to broaden the outlook of a younger person. 5