Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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Coday’s Students develop into. . . In this time of great crises, the student of today must be prepared to continually advance his education in order to keep pace with the drastically changing world. Arnold High School offers a diversified course of study to meet the needs of each student for the career that he chooses to follow after graduation. His training equips him to go directly into the world of business and industry or to further his study in our colleges and universities. “Oh, is that how it goes?” wwhew! what a day,”

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We Honor You. . . Just as all roads lead to Rome, all paths at Arnold High School lead to the office of Lawrence F, McGuire. At one time or another each student has made his way to Mr. McGuire’s office for the answer to his problems. The Arlion staff would like to take this opportunity to thank him for-his services by dedicating this edition of the Arlion to him. Mr, McGuire was graduated from St. Joseph High School in Rensselaer, Indiana. He attained a Bachelor of Science Degree at the Carnegie Institute of Technology and then did graduate work at the University of Pittsburgh where he received his Master of Letters. Arnold High School has acclaimed the services of Mr. McGuire since 1932 at which time he taught mathematics and drafting. He has been our head basketball coach since 1936 and has become known as the dean of basketball coaches in the valley. In 1942 he won the WPIAL title and has won six sectional titles up to the present time. Also, he is veteran advisor of the student council which originated in March, 1947. Along with teaching, he accepted the responsible Position of guidance counselor jn 1956. Two years later he turned to counseling as 2 full-time task, Mr. McGuire is married to the former Florence Jones who is a Sixth grade teacher at Arnold, They have two sons: John, who is a junior in college; and William, who is a sophomore in high school. When thinking back to our high school days, we Will remember the significant part Mr. McGuire has played in the building of our futures, He has g1V€ Incentive to ys who have faltered in our move- Ments toward success. LAWRENCE F. McGUIRE He successfully carries out his numerous responsibilities