Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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c 1450 M Mr. Ventura and Joyce Pugliese puuse u moment for the pho- Mr. Berkey is congrmulcted by Mr. Tcxnnos of the Teocher's mg'-qpher, 25-Year Dinner. Senior high secretory Joyce Richards faking dicioiion from Mr. Tunnas. Cnr admimsn-aio'-5 Set lnglw standards of education 13

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'Wu A TO THE GRADUATES: Congratulations! You have succeeded in the attainment of a very significant educational goal. May the many paths of learning which you have pursued to attain that goal be rich in experi- ences. And may the educational level which you have reached thus far be truly commen- surate with your natural abilities and your best efforts. TO THE UNDERGRADUATES: Courage and faith! May you have the firmness of spirit to follow only the best examples ofthe graduates. NICHOLAS A. VENTURA Carnegie Institute of Technology Duquesne University I Education cannot be measured wholly by the number of diplomas the individual possessesp but earning a diploma indicates a certain amount of stick-to-it-iveness which is commendable. Many of our greatest men and women were not privileged to attend school or acquire much formal edu- cation, but they had the urge to learn and made the most of their opportunities. Edu- cation is not a matter of book learning aloneg so l urge each of you to make your way in the world regardless of your en- deavors. ALEX TANNAS Mercer University Duquesne University

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Jflflllflf Aside from parents and clergymen, pos- sibly no one has a greater influence on our lives than teachers. They have helped mold our mind, morals, and personality. A teach- er can never tell where his influence stops. He creates a desire for learning that lasts as long as life itself. We, the students of Arnold High School, are indeed fortunate to have as our faculty a group of men and women dedicated to the cause of education and its benefits. 1 is ,Iii -A , , 2 ' i i 1 K -ss t:2-tPf .t,., . if A -se a ,gg 1 wi QF X ' 'wx it N hi' Stk 'avi' X X Y. . - ...Q ig- M t xi as E A555 ss Mr. Ventura, Mr. Paletta, and Miss Cipolla enioy a lively con versation. Margaret K. Batiste Grove City College Business Education Margaret O. Caldwell Grove City College English Mary Ellen Cipolla Westminster College University of Pittsburgh English, Spanish L. Jean Clark lndiana State Teachers College English Ruth E. Cribbs Indiana State Teachers College Business Education Antoinette M. DeRose Grove City College English Louis J. Galli Clarion State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Librarian Albert P. Garella California State Teachers College Mathematics Dorothy I. Gasper Pennsylvania State University Health, Physical Education John H. Gearhart Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physics, Algebra William F. Haiel Edinboro State Teachers Joseph J. Deda College University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Social Stuclies, Science Mqthemqfics M. K. Batiste M. O. Caldwell M. E. Cipolla L. J. Clark R. E. Cribbs J, J, Deda A. M. DeRose L. J. Galli A. P. Garella D. l. Gasper J. H. Gearhart W. F. Haiel 14