Big Spring Joint High School - Big Spring Yearbook (Newville, PA)

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TENA C. TIMNIONS She gives light as soon as she ar- rives at school. Matliemutics Science J. TED TROUTMAN He helps students to thinlf. Science Young Farmers Advisor RAYMOND L. TRUMP All students should be exposed to his my of kindness and under- standing. Science Senior High Student Council Co-advisor VIRGINIA S. WAGNER She follows her teachings like fringe on a gown. Art Head of Art Department JOHN .I. WARDLE, JR. He assists his students in creation. Industrial Arts MIRIAM R. WEIMIIR Here is a woman who is strict, good-hearted, and helpful. Language LLOYD F. WOODS Science is vastly rn0re'stin1ulating to his imagination than are the Classics Science MONA K. YINCLINC Her teaching ability reveals itself in the success of her students. Business Education Yearbook Club C0-advisor

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I. EUCENIA SPANGLER Her patience is the parent of horn:-maherls success. Home Economics Junior High F.H.A. J. CLIFFORD SPANGLER He is worth more zhan all pay him. Driver Education Hi-Y Cluh Advisor .l. RICHARD STEWART There is a history in this life. Physical Education Health Head of Health and Physical Education Department Varsity Football Coach Athletic Director manls CHARLES E. STONER To him lf'IlC11llZg English Languaffc RUTH M. STOTSENBURG The aroma of her happiness to all whom she touches. Language clings JOHN K. SUKENIK To a smart girl he is no gjzzsl the answer. Social Studies Varsity Football Coach Baseball Coach WILLIAM A. SWANSON His happiness is as good a cure as medicine. Science Wrestling Coach BELVA J. SWEKA we can is a joy. problem She is a magnificent specimen of human happiness. Physical Education Senior High Cheerleaders Girls Intramurals

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Student Teachers Left lo Right: J. Tassey, R. Moweiy, C. Bender, R. Gimi, C. Piper. Un December 2 our second group of student teachers ar- rived in hopes of good experi- ence and disciplined students. Miss Bremser and Mr. Dunn were student teaching under Miss Reisinger and Mr. Day in the Business Departmentg Miss Potchak in the English Department under Mr. Porterg Miss Snoke and Mr. Helsel in the Mathematics Dep-artment under Mr. Schoonover and Mr. Robinsong and Mr. Hanks in the History Department under Mr. Kressler. The first gay group of stu- dent teachers arrived Septem- ber 5 for 12 weeks of on-the- job training. Mr. Tassey and Mr. Piper were student teach- ing in the Business Depart- ment under Miss Beisinger and Mr. Dayg Mr. Gimi and Mr. Mowery, in the Science Depart- ment under Mr. Duerr and Mr. Mohlerg and Mrs. Bender under Mrs. Krimm in the English Department. First Row: .l. Bremser, D. Potchak, C. Snoke. Second Row: E. Helsel. J. Hanks, W. Dunn. Left to Right: D. Mathias, L. Hurley, P. Bailey, D. Fuller, L. Williaiils. I8 The third ambitious group arrived at Big Spring on March 9. Mr. Mathias and Mr. Hurley were in the Mathematics De- partment under Mr. Robinson and Mr. Minickg Miss Bailey and Mr. Williams in the His- tory Department under Mr. Kressler and Mrs. Helleng and Mr. Fuller in the Science De- partment under Mr. Woods. Our third student teaching group stayed almost to the end of our school year, leav- ing May 28 for their own graduation.