Williamsport High School - La Memoire Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

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Third lion' Miss Mau-Ifliirlzlini. Miss Collier, Miss XX 1-ndlv, Miss L1-lnniun, Miss Riggle, Miss Muust, Miss Gress, Miss l.ul1lrs4'lu-r, Miss liallliel. Miss Noni Si-eond Huw Miss lN'Llhllg, Miss Bond. Miss Moors-, Miss liziiiws, Miss Noll, Miss Runkle, Miss Fuller First Row fMisr- Evans, Miss Williauns, Miss Cnsnn-r, Miss Quigley, Miss Geiger, Mrs. Manley -l-lie l-ligli School Faculty PluscIP.u.-J. E. Nuneurrow. luATHEMATICS-Jlillll C. Hosliuuer, lilauelie P. llalliet, J. P. Slizlffer, R. D. Smink, C. R. Snyder, li. C. Singley. l'lNGLlSIl-BIlTlHII1 NVendle, Lueile lllvuns, G. li. Milnor, I lorenc'e M. IA'lllliSCilt'I', Berneiee Moore, Jeanette Fuller, Rose K. Lelinnin, Edrie A. De-Long. I.,xNur,4ni:vMa1rgueriie I. Quigley, Verna G. Noll, Helen G. Stout, Dorothy Gress. M ivsic-Katlierine M. Riggle, Maynard Wettlznufer. INIJl'S'l'RIAI.+fi6tlI'g't' II. Parkes, Leroy H. Quay, Charles L. Billmon, Sherman V. English, A. K. Patterson, J. S. Lepley, J. S. Holland. W. A. Koehler, J. T. Sliuinan, C. S. Smith, K. L. Cornwell, P. G. Roberts, li. W. Spangler. Sciiixcn-l.eroy F. Derr, Isabelle F. Bond, Clam M. Czlsuer, Jolm A. Davis, David NV. StllK'lllIlilt', Fred F. Bastian, Harold E. Rock. Socnu. S'1'I'DIl'IS'+1ll1SSl'l H. Rlioads. Surah K. Runkle, Sarah MaeFarland, Artliur E. Paulliamus, George C. VVolfe, Paul li. Cooley. Comniniicmi.-Hayes L. Person, XV1-llard 'l'. Gulfy. Laura M. Maust, ll. C. Petermun, Ezra D. llevler. Horsimoru tXRTSr-Igfflllllll F. Manley, Ethel C-. Collier, Doris Eames. Am'-Mary C. Geiger. 1l'1lYSIL'AL Enucxrlos--Carolyn xYllllilIIlS, Sidney D. Milnor. Fourth Rowe-Mr. Quly, Mr. Hlnii'l'n-i', Mr. Painllvzunus, Mr. Nnin-arrow 1l'rini-ipall, Mr. Sleninpiiu, Mr, lla-yler, NI n s . r, S' igley. Mr. Unydm-r. Mr. Koe-liln,-r Tluirwl lloxv fMr. 4'ornwn-ll, Mr. S. lr. Milnor. Mr. NV4'lil:lllf1-lr, Mr. ldnglisli, Mr. Hlioauls, Mr. I'illil'l'SlPll, Mr. Iloln-rts, M1'. Sinilll Serond RowfMr. G. li. Milnur, Mr. l'1-tm-riimii, Mr. Dm-rr, Mr. lloslnuuer, Mr, Wolfe, Mr. liovk, Mr. 1i2ISlillll, Mr. Sinink, Mr. liillinnn, Mr. Sp:-nglm-r First RowfMr. Davis, Mr. Guffy, Mr. Cooley, Mr. Slnnnun, Mr. l'c-rsun. Mr. l':u-kos, Mr. ilollund, Mr. L1-pl.-y 11 msmoms

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Y G sl! ' J' N ,til 5 i..5 1h Board of Education Second Rowfllnn U. Kline, l-lsq.. 1Solieitorj, H, A, Sterner 1'Secretal'yl, Dr. A, M. Weaver tsllllf-'l'lllit'lltlt'lllI, John B. Caldwell, William Il. Hough qTre-asurerb, George II. lliekert First Row--Joseph II. Mosser, Ralph W. Thorne. John A, Shoemaker tViee Presidentl, Dr, George T. Ritter 1l'residentl, Dr. Alice Hughes, J. Fred Katzmaier, Esq., George Ii.. Lamade Administration HE addition of an automotive unit, the purpose of which is to provide for the increasing number of boys who desire instruction in automobile mechanics, has been the major change in the physical equipment of the Williamsport Senior High School during the present school year. In designing this shop building, a great deal of attention was given to the matter of safety and health of the students. The air change ratio is very high, enabling obnoxious gases to be quickly dispelledg overhead hoists have been provided, so that students will not strain their bodies in excessive lifting, and the floor is constructed of a special water and grease resisting concrete so as to prevent slipping. Dangerous liquid fuels are kept in another room. Unlike most garages, the side windows extend almost to the floor, admitting a maximum amount of nat- ural light under cars, thereby giving the room plenty of light and providing a cheerful place in which to work. Another change in the administration of the school has been the announcement of a new policy with respect to admission to proms by card. Because of the fact that the combined Senior and Junior classes number more than one thousand students, it was felt that they and their par- ents should have the preference of available seats. This plan, which was first put into effect at the Junior Prom, proved very successful. Dr. A. M. Weaver Margaret Shorkley J. E. Nancarrow, A.M. Su,perinte1ident Secretary Prim-ipnl of Schools 10

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