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

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Dui' Principals l l Loft-Mli. ROLAND A. SIlAl l liR Right-Nl ll. I I ERBERT STEELE MR. ROLAND SIIAFFER MR. HERBERT STEELE IH-oplm' just zirvg vou c-auft clizuigv tlimiifi ulicspoiisilmilitv is writtcu ovvi' tht- door ol This dc-liuitc-ly npplivs to Nlr. lloluud Sliullt-i', succvssf' This must hc' tht- motto of our junior :uid wi- lika- hiui just tht- way hm' is. llis iutvrost lligh priucipail, Nlr. llorhvrt Stvclv. Acting us iu sc-hool uctivitic-s :uid his wittx' sc-uso of humor advisor for thc junior lligh Studi-ut Council. c-outrihutm- to his pc-rsouaility. kccpiug nu zicciirntv rocord ol' Iuuior lligh at- livsidi-s tc-zicliiiig c-lim-iiiistiw' and pliysit-s, Nh: tviiclaiiicv, us Wvll us tvalcliiug ll daily sc-lwcliilv ol Slizillz-r spm-uds ai gr:-at dt-all of timc taking cure' clzisscs consume- his timv :uid paltiviicv. ol' thi- aictivitv fuud auid lJOV'S21l'lt'lltl1lllCl'. As Mr. Ste-4-lv pci'forius thvsc duties ho cou- Our inn-iuoric-s ol Pop Sliullvr zuid his tiuucs to hcl il czlpzlhlc advisor and Sylllllllllllfll uuiqum- pwsoiizilitv will lll'Yl'l' lluclv. liricud to tl'1lCllt'l'S and studvuts. MR. .IOSEPH SIIAFFER r . - lhv prohlvius ol tht- 1-lc-iiiviitmy school urc- Nlr. ml. Sliulll-i s rvspousihilitic-s. Xlr. Sliailfm-r has nu iiiiclvrstiiiicliiig inziumw' that c-opus with uiuuy situaitious. llis sc-rvic'vs us advisor lol' thc graclv school studc-nts am- iiivailiiailmlv. lu thc- 4-airlv school vt-airs pupils lc-uru to ut- tc-uipt umm' projm-cts and sm- the-ui to ll succvss- i lul close-. XVith this outlook for tht- liuturv, thc' I c'lc'im'iit1u'y pupils i'4-iiiviiilwi' Nlr. Sliullk-r lor his ' liriuuvss auid his Clic-i'rlul pcwsoiizility. ' liiglil-NIR. .IOSICPII I.. SllAl+'l lCR 12

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Uur Administrator The teamwork of any circus performance is dependent upon the master of ceremonies. Mr. james L. Hysong has proved to be not only a most capable ringmaster, but also an all-around promoter of hetter educational facilities. Under hiin, the school has grown and expanded until it is now one of the finest training grounds for future performers in the world of tomorrow. Mr. Hysongfs interest in civic affairs has Mr. James L. llysong proved to he an asset in his work as supervising principal. He is admired by the students not only in his capacity as a competent advisor hut also as a friend who is always willing to lend his assist- ance at any time. Miss Lois Calhoun, secretary to Mr. Ily- song, is invaluahle to the school. She has helped not only Mr. Hvsong. hut anyone. teacher or student, who has needed her assistance. Miss Lois Calhoun 11 Miss Calhoun, 4 ble- secretary. dc-hu message to Mr. w song, as he leaves tc llllllilldilllt meeting

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Upper left: Mrs. Ninth, Nlr. Zollnto, Miss Vlllbllllllilllh. 'ilu-su tc-zu-lic-rs lniw- tht- task of pr1'p1n'inq stud:-nts for thvir tlvhnt into thc' hnsinvss worlxl. Upper right: Mrs. Bl1llil'Sll'L', Nlr. NIcXnlty, Nlr. Nlillvr Social study clnssvs lwcolnc intL'rc'sting.f nnclvr thx' di- rvction ot thvsv tczlclicrs. Coming from inuny cliftvwiit C0llllllllllltlt'S and hackgronnds. thc' tvzicliws in our schools bring varied expewieiicvs which c-nrich tht- lives of the students in many ways. Each tvnchc-r is trained and skilled in his Pill'flClll2lI' Ht-ld und Working lovallv together tht-v fnrthvr un ud- vzniced progrznn of cdncution. As the imlinhers of the Class of 1953 complete- the final ring in thvir high school education. they wish to pay trihnte to those invn und wo- men-their tGilCl1f'I'S-VVll0 huvc guided. in- spired, and cnconragvd them in their school lift-. Cvntvi'-Nliss llockvy, Nliss Slim-It-y Iwo t'llll1llSlilSlIL' lnstorx' inns that nmlu' vlaissvs intvr- vsting and vdncutionnl. i Bottoin-Mr. Sllilfl'vt'l'. Mrs. Xvtlflllllll, XII: lf:-nnvll Excrytlaiy lixing is strossuml hy xoczlliomil lwu'lwrs.