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

Page 14 text:

High School ?aculty New teachers chat with eldest faculty member. RICHARD DAVIES-B.S.fCortland S. T. C.-Recreation Educa- tion ,.. IRVIN MILLER-Clarion S. T. C.--Social Studies .., THERESA ADAMS-B.S.fVilIa Maria7Junior High Home Ec., Vocational Home Ec.-Advisor of F.H,A., Mod Mixers' Club . . . GEORGE MILLER-B.S.-Penn State-Shop Math, Voca- tional Agriculture-Advisor of Conservation Club, F. F. A. Faculty members enioy musical moment. DORIS CERUTTI-B.S.-Duquesne UniversityfGirls' Ensemble- Junior and Senior High Girls' Choruses-Advisor of Junior High Cheerleaders .., ROBERT CARLBURG-B.M.-Mansfield S. T. C. -Grove City-Music-Concert Bands-Marching Band-Ele- mentary Band-Mixed Chorus-Advisor of Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs LEE SHAFFER-B,S,-California S. T. C,-Advisor of Industrial Arts, Industrial Arts Clubs FRANK BUTERA- B.E.-Duquesne University-English and Spanish. A trail is blazed by faculty Our journey up The Trail has been under the direction of very capable leaders. We know these leaders as the faculty of Brockway-Snyder Washington Joint High School. When we first came to Junior High we were a bit afraid of these leaders and looked upon them primarily as our teachers in a certain sub- ject. However, as graduation time nears we know them as our closest friends and turn to them for guidance and understanding. During this journey our leaders have not only tried to teach us but have set an example for us to follow. Through their knowledge and experience they have done their utmost to pre- pare us for life's trail after graduation. Not only have our teachers helped us in school work but also in our extra-curricular ac- tivities. They coach our teams, lead our plays, and supervise our clubs and publications. They are truly capable guides along a winding trail.

Page 13 text:

Uur Trail ls Plan JAMES L. HYSONG Supervising Principal This man is well known to the student body for his efforts to make our school one of the best. Since his election to the position of Supervising Principal, Mr. James L. Hysong has been striving continually to raise the standards of Brockway High. He believes that the right kind of atti- tudes and values are the basis of a truly demo- cratic education. Ready advice plus a friendly smile from our principal puts both students and faculty members at ease. Mr. Hysong's help and guidance to career-doubtful seniors are also deeply appreciated and his judgments are held in the highest esteem by all. His primary ob- iective in education is to have every graduate of Brockway High School thoroughly equipped to meet the challenging problems of today's American democracy. ned By Efficient Guides Three important guides along The Trail are Mr. Roland A. Shaffer, Mr. Herbert Steele, and Mr. Joseph Shaffer. These competent and effi- cient men tirelessly strive to keep us on the path of good citizenship, and to see that our academic standing is kept at a high level. Mr. Roland A. Shaffer, our Senior High School Principal, has been with us for many years. Besides teaching physics and chemistry, Mr. Shaffer is kept busy managing the finances of school organizations, keeping a record of the boys' attendance, and arranging athletic schedules. Mr. Steele, our amiable Junior High School Principal, has become very close to all of us in the three years he has been here. Mr. Steele teaches math and history when he is not per- forming the duties of a principal. An important task of Mr. Steele is to co-ordinate the functions of our school through the use of the public ad- dress system. Mr. Joseph Shaffer, as Elementary Princi- pal, has the responsibility of teaching our young- er generations the fundamentals of education and molding their personalities toward good citizenship. We all remember and respect Mr. Shaffer for his firmness and cheerful personality. ROLAND SHAFFER HERBERT STEELE JOSEPH SHAFFER Senior High Principal Junior High Principal Elementary Principal

Page 15 text:

GEORGIA MCCLINTOCK-B.S.-Lock Haven S. T. C.-Healih and Physical Education-Advisor of G. A. A.fCheerleaders- C. L. S. DIANE TOMPKINS-B.A.-Penn SiaiegCommercial and Speech-Advisor of BuzzerfPress Ciub-Junior Class . .. ALMA CRAWFORD-Indiana and Lock Haven S.T.C.-Art- Advisor of Dawn -Ari Club and Press Club . . . ELIZABETH M E E H A N--B.A.-Mercyhurst-English-History-Direcfor of Junior and Senior Class Plays. Librarian points out reference material available for classes. JEANNE HAINES-Clarion S. T. C.-Librarian-Advisor of Liv brary Club ROBERT OSTERHOLM-B.S.-Clarion S.T.C,- Science . .. HARRY PINGE-B.S.-Lock Haven S. T. C.-Science iBaseball Coach-Assistant Football Coach-Ninth Grade Ad- visor . . . JOHN TAKACH-B.A.+Susquehanna University- Hisfory-Assisiani Fooiball Coach+Junior High Foofball Coach. CAROLINE LONGWELL-A.B., M. Ed.-Penn Sraie and Piffw Business Advisor of Dawn and Girls' Counselor BELVA BLAKESLEE-B.S., M. Ed.--Clarion S. T. C. and Penn State-Sm cial Studies-'Advisor of Sevenfh Grade . . . MARY PROKOP- A.B.-Duke University-Mathematics and Science VON MARSHALL-indiana S. T. C.--English. A cup of coffee afier school prepares teachers for extra-cure Teachers make plans for day before sfuclenis enier building. ricular activiiies.