Blairsville High School - Blaire Yearbook (Blairsville, PA)

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CUSTODIANS: Left to Righty B. E. Lightcap, Carl DeVinney, Kenneth Vance. Mr. Johnston looks over B.J.H.S. Mr. Kelly heads for his waiting math class. Mr. Watson, hard at work ..1,' Qm -exeewqmww af-wlze el

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Tao Bu!! Helen Repine, B.S. Geography, Mathematics led Cross advisor, friendly mile, enioys cooking and raveling, writes splendid yrics to old tunes. S R .s .. as -s ass 6 s Q ss X Q X X 1 x X X is Xt as 'HR 2 X ae.. ,, - Xi? X Q Q X X Ex QQ xx X X X Lois Smith, B.S., M.A. Social Studies Quiet, reserved, collecting dolls is her hobby. Kathryn Schaeffer, B.A. Special Education Very patient and under- standing, enioys being a mother and housewife. Frances Stillwagon Nurse Always ready to administer to your needs, has a busy day between ioint schools. V a helping hand. N- 'L , F K, -rf? NoFhoto Alice McMillan PHUHIIB V6SChlO, B.S. Mathematics v English ' Active club worker, spends Favofne pasnme. 'S home spare time traveling- nrovies, has interesting his time. C asses' Giggling as usual! Miss McClure gives

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Left to Right: Mrs. Glass Mrs. Elrick, Mrs. Kelman Mrs. McClure, Mrs. Mc- Cune. I :I I gmac! Get your chocolate milk! That was a familiar cry at 'half-time at the football games as our band mothers handed out milk to the home and visiting bands. They were also responsible for the sandwiches and milk served to the football teams, both home team and opponents. Band mothers could always be seen selling pro- grams at the games to make money to sponsor-a dance and banquet for our band members at the end of the year. They also made money to buy uniforms and equipment. We would like to say, Hats off, to our band mothers for a well-done iob. Officers are: Marion Clark, PRESIDENT, Martha Kelley, SECRETARY, and Dorothy Moreland, TREASURER. ex Left to Right: Mrs. Aldrich, ROW l: Mrs Dick, Mrs. DeVinney, ROW ll: Mrs. Startari, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Hileman, Mrs. Humphreys, ROW lll: Mrs. Emery, Miss Turner, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Walters. We salute our P.T.A. Meeting the fourth Monday of each month, our par- ents and teachers discuss the problems of education. Among the topics discussed during the i957-58 term were, Kindergarten, Union Schools, Keeping our children well, Recreation in your town, and Graduation. Our branch of this nationwide organization had a very successful term under the leadership of PRESIDENT, Mrs. H. C. Aldrich, FIRST VICE PRESIDENT, Mrs. K. C. Walter, SEC- OND VICE PRESIDENT, Dr. Donald Glass, RECORDING SECRETARY, Mrs. Stewart Dick, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, Mrs. Lucinda Harris, and TREASURER, Mrs. John Long. 14