Ben Avon High School - Novaneb Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Faculty E have no manners and we play no favorites when we tell you who's who. First there, First served, so we'll begin with those fortunate early birds who got the chairs. Beginning at the left and going around the table and then working back toward the left you see the kind ol? faculty we'll have in heaven Qizt we have to have faculties there.j Seated at the extreme left is M R. john M. VVA'r'rs, instructor in English and a swell director of plays. Next is Miss MARY Moonii, junior-high English teacher and a grand one. The next two are usually found together: Miss N1X'l':XL'lli l'lAGAN, girls' gym teacher and junior high civics and history teacher, and Miss hlARIAN iEVAR'I'S, qui nous ap- prend parler francais tres bien. Missing at this point is Miss KM:-1laRiNii Nu-:i.soN, Latin teacher, maxima cum laude. Our next recommeudation lor our ethereal faculty is Miss hl'ARY ELIZABETH il'lCC1.lEl.I.AND, who brightens up geography and general science to make them two of the most interesting courses in the school. Sharing the book with. Miss McClelland is MRs. D. El.izA1112TH .lTll'I.L, our willing and helplul librarian. The next two may be looking at a comic strip from the smiles on their zlacesg they are hill. CLIFFORIJ J. AULTMAN, basketball coach and junior-high math teacher, and MR. PAUL C. SAGER, football coach and boys' gym teacher. Standing between Mrs. ,Hill and Mr. Aultman is MR. A. R. N0I.s'rAD, about the best math teacher in these-here parts. The gentleman with the lar- away look in his eyes is probably thinking ot his brain-child, the senior Senateg he is MR. FRANK L. Jh lASON, of the history department. 'lfo Mr. Mason's right is one of our prides and 'joysg he is MR. WV. lil, I-IULLENBACK, high school principal and chemistry and physics teacher. At this time the Missing Persons' Bureau would like to report the conspicuous absence of two of our best teachers: Miss A'lAltIAN Lizwis, our talented art teacher, and Miss CARRIE B. P1-UNNHY, well-liked leader of glee clubs, choir, and assembly singing. To go back to our picture, we hnd another member of the music departmenitg this one is a newcomer, MR. Io!-IN ilVliCCAR'I'FlEY, who has done such a grand job with the orchestra. Chiseling in on Miss I-lagan's and Miss Evart's book is DR. ALFRED VV. l3izA'1 r1la, supervising principal, who is not only at the top', of the faculty but also tops with the students. Last but not least is MR. HENRY D. joHNs of the commercial department, every'body's pal and too modest to take the praise he deserves -for his encouragement and help. 10

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Senior Class Cfficers ,vnu T384 v 3, 45 1' Cl1ce1'lc':'ldfex' 1, 2, 3, 4, 1'Jx'zuu:11'icfs 3, 41 Ilzmkeflmll 1, 2, -lg Vol- leyball .l, 2, 3. -lg Mushlmll 1, 2, 3: Spurls Club 2, 3, 4-. Gm, but y0u'1'a s-n:4:lZ. Q' Rmslslrrs KARN ............,........ Bob Football 3, 45 Class Prcsimlcnt 45 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4. All Seniors will have Ammals lfVlzz'n Im's thc j1re.s'irlenl. BIAILTORIE Tomi Mmm Louisa Ilo1nNsoN ffzeobmw 3, 4, ance Club Reserves J, 2, 3, -lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 I-lnckey 2, 33 Volleyball 2, 3, 4, fl left My Low: in A1mlrm,. ' Jlfm'ye Orchestra 1, 25 Glec Club 1, 2, Sports Club 2, 1, 2, 3, 43 Girl iirl Reserves Il, 2, 3, 43 lvwmuw Dllfllllilill Mark A Buskelballl 2, 3, 47 Hi- ' , .., ' 33 0I'CllESl.l'll. 1, 2, 3. f'J1rn,r: 'in .lnmmr1f. ,Q 1125! MMQIII df 12