Blairsville High School - Blaire Yearbook (Blairsville, PA)

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i Mr. R. Leslie Simpmn is the supervising principal of the Blairsville schools. He is a helpful and considerate friend to all the students. His oilice was changed this year to the third ward building. Miss Mildred Muir, his efficient secretary, can also be found at third ward. Always busy yet ready with a smile, she has won the admira- tion of all the students. CHOOL ADMINISTRATGR Sincere and understanding is the best way to describe our high school principal, Mr. Hughes Brininger. In the two years of his administration at Blairsville High School, Mr. Brininger has won the respect of all the students. Miss Mary Pease, our capable school secretary, also serves as the attendance officer. Although she has a big job, she still has time for a friendly word to the students. ,gm -'F-lt., Q il 'ftalxfl F ' U I

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CHGOL BUARD ir-N .qi First row, left to right: Mr. Herbert Swartz, Miss Mildred Muir, Mr. Dale Piper. Second Row Mr. Charles Heasley, Mr. Paul George, Mr. Tom McClure. The School Board of Blairsville High School is a group of people chosen for their integrity and civicfmindedness. In order to carry out their duties to the utmost, the school board must keep the interests of the students of Blairsville uppermost in their thoughts at all times. Acting as officers, Mr. Dale Piper, served as president with Mr. Charles R. Heasley as vicefpresident. Completing the board are Mr. Paul George, Mr. Thomas McClure, Mr. Herbert E. Swarts, and acting as capable secretary is Mildred Muir, a non-member. Meeting regularly, the second Monday of every month, the school board decides what policies should be employed concerning Blairsville High School, stressing the development of a sound educational prof gram as well as keeping the school modern and eflicient. We, the seniors of the class of 1952, wish to express our appreciation to the board of education for making possible all the advantages we enjoy. QQ--3'

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: These capable teachers work hard to prepare the students for the daily job of living and expressing themselves clearly. Left to right are Miss Helen Repine, Mr. joseph Schroth, Mrs. Marguerite George, and Mrs. Vada Hamilton. SPECIAL SERVICE DE' PARTMENT: Mr, Woodrow Phillippi, guidance counselor, Miss Elizabeth A. Corcoran, Bus. Ed. supervisor, and Miss Courtney A. Nelson, li' brarian, add greatly to the schools well planned educaf tional program. HISTORY DEPARTMENT: Want to know what's going on in the world? Ask Mr. Ioseph Tocci, Miss Alice Mc' Millen, Miss Lois Smith, Miss Mercedes Fenlon, or Mr. Walter Charley. 5? 5? 1 HOME ECONOMICS DE' PARTMENT: Below Miss Betty Baird puts the finish' ing touches on one of the many masterpieces made in the homemaking department. F CULTY