Brockway Area High School - Dawn Yearbook (Brockway, PA)

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NINTH AVENUE Ei.EMENrARY sci-loot ELEMENTARY FACULTY ADMINISTRATION James L. Hysong ...,., .....,,,..........,,.....................,..... S upervising Principal Joseph L. ShalTer, B. S., M. Ed. ...,.,..,,.,,,..,.....,...,,,. Elementary Principal Clarion State Teachers Collegep Pennsylvania State College SUPERVISORS Doris Cerutti ......,,.. ....,.....,........,...... ...... M u sic Alma Crawford ..., ....... A rt William lfert ......... ...,.. ..,.., ........... ...,.. M u s i c Val Jean Kelley .... .....,.................,......,......,,..,,.. H ealth NINTH AVENUE FACULTY Ilene Bovaird, B. S. .... ...,..,...,,.,,..., Fourth H I C Id H F F h G d Clarion State Teachers College e en a we .,..,,............,..........,.. .. i t ra e Clarion Suns Teachers Conege Grace Shaw ....... i . , . L ..,..,....,.,....,...... Second M 'h C I Fhh G d California State Teachers College ara arson .........,. ....,............... i rae . . Clarion State Teachers College Elaine ThomP50f1, Bi ---- st- - - -h- - g-cal-le-A '-'--- TI FI 1 eac er Edith DeSantis, B. S. .,.....,..,..,...... Third and Fourth Grades n una u e g Indiana State Teachers College Janet Handel ..,............... ........,.,........ T hird Grade BEECHWOODS FACULTY Lock Haven State Teachers College , , Blanche Crawford ,,.....,.. ..,......,,.,..... S econd Ruth Harriger, B. S. ..........,..,.......,.,....... Sixth Grade Clarion Skne Teuchem College Clarion State Teachers College . Martha Jones ........,.................,..,.. ,, Fourth crude E'lu'be ' E'lC 5o 5' az s ' St' 4e'1lgAgH4rg'CAilg' E' ' 'U 5 'I' Clarion State Teachers College n 'ana G 9 Dorothy Moore .......,....... ...,...... ..,. .... S i x th Grade Mfffgdfef HI 'de IIIer ' Fourlh and Fmh Clarion State Teachers College Clarion State Teachers CoIIe99 Catherine Ralston ,.,.. ........,................ . .. First Grade CIUVG MCVINY -b----------- ----4 '-'-4----'--- 4- F IIII' Clarion State Teachers College Indiana State Teachers College Rose Romeo ,.,...,. .,..,..,,,..,..,.........., Second Grade Nettle Sterrett .....,......,.. .........,.........,. F irst CIUYIOU 57999 Teachefs C0II99e Clarion State Teachers College Jeanne Sullivan, B. S. ,.. ,,. ..,..... . ......... Sixth Grade Mildred Smwan -v-..4.4.,.-,,,,,,,, ,AA,,4,,,, , ,U Third Rose Nale ., Indiana State Teachers College SNYDER FACULTY ,. Principal and First Grade Clarion State Teachers College SNYDER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Minnie Thompson Indiana Clarion State Teachers College Principal and Fourth Slate Teachers College Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade BEECHWOODS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

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MR. JOSEPH L. SHAFFER THE ELEMENTARY FACULTY TRAINS YOUNG MINDS Row: Right: NINTH AVENUE FACULTY. Bottom left to right: Mrs. Handel, Miss Caldwell, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. Moore. Second Row: Miss Horriger, Miss Romeo, Mrs. Jones, Miss DeSantis, Miss Sullivan. lower Left: SNYDER FACULTY. Bottom Row: Mrs. Nale, Mrs, Bovaird, Second Row: Mrs. Shaw, Miss Thompson. Lower Right: BEECHWOODS FACULTY. Bottom Row: Mrs. Sterrett, Mrs. Crawford, Miss Ericson. Second Row: Mrs. McVitty, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Hinderliter. Elementary Faculty Every ending must have a beginning. Along with the Three R's the elementary teachers taught us how to play fair and live right. Our footsteps were guided through the make believe lands of dragons and witches to the real world of responsibility. When the seniors march up the aisle at Commencement, many memories will recur to them, but foremost in their minds will be the vision of the helpful, kindly attitude of their early teachers. 14

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The pathway to progress is made by the footsteps of experience Early in the fall the senior class officers hold committee meetings to plan the Washington trip. left to right: E. Roush fSec.i, .l. Esposito lPres.J, Mrs. Muth CAdviserJ, P. Mehall CTreas.l, J. Keister CV. PJ SPIRIT OF COMPATIBILITY CHARACTERIZES SENIORS OF 1952 The footprints of the Senior Class have grown as their responsibilities have grown. This class is very progressive and it has to its credit many worthwhile accomplishments. Its motto is, Do it and do it well. This last year especially has knitted them into a close and companionable group as they have endeavored to bring to a close their highly successful school days. The Seniors' footprints have followed all lines of school activity. They have discovered their talents and have put them to good use in music: the chorus and band: in dramatics: class plays and operettasg in iournalism: The Buzzer and The Dawn g in student government: the stu- dent council and the various class officesg in ath- letics: football, basketball, wrestling and track. The Class of T952 is now ready to leave these happy carefree days of high school, for its preparation has been thorough. As the mem- bers open the door of life, they can see the op- portunities awaiting them. Though their footprints will be scattered on the many pathways of life, the same spirit of cooperation and fortitude will make a common bond between them and the rest of the world. They will constantly try hard to fill the shoes that they will wear. The Senior Class of 1952 is one of which its Alma Mater can be proud. i l