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

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Sophomore homeroom teachers type reports. Fred H. Wise-B.S.-Clarion S.T.C.-Science-Camera Club. lilizabetli Meehan-BA.-Mercyhurst-His tory-Advisor of Dramatic Club and play direc- tor. Virginia S. Muth-B.S.-Elizabethtown Col- lege-Commercial subjects. Seventh grade homeroom teachers admire Penn- sylvania poster. Alma Crawford-Indiana and Lock Haven S.'l'.C.-Art-Advisor of Dawn - Art Club-Press Club. Belva J. Blakeslee-B.S.- Clarion S.T.C.-M.Ed.-Penn State-Geography- Seventh Grade Advisor. Howard Smith-B.S.- Grove City-Mathematics. George M. Miller- B.S.-Penn State-Vocational Agriculture-Shop Mathematics-.-Xdvisor of Conservation Club and I .F.A. I 'Mmm AZ :- yiwll Eighth grade homeroom teachers check tennis racket. Bonnie C. Bell-B.S.-Slippery Rock S.T.C.-Health and Physical Education-Advisor of C.A.A.-Cheerleaders-C.L.S. Faye Shcley-BMX. -I' e n n State-History-Expression-Advisor of Twirlers Club. Nell E. Marshall-Bloomsburg S.T.C. and Columbia Cniversity-English-eighth grade Advisor. Reflecting upon the achievements the students of Brockway High School have made, we realize the value of the teach- ers who have made these accomplish- ments possible. Because of this we pause in our reflections to show our sincere gratitude for their efforts in trying to give to the students sufficient knowledge and foresight to enable them to solve their oncoming problems. They are the THE UHEELorGOC1D EATING - C V' w 1 , J, N 5 Q 1 Teachers of special subjects get information on good foods. Dorothy Butts-A.B.-Clarion S.T.C.-Library Science-Advisor of Library Club. Anita Malone-B.S.-Indiana S.T.C.-junior High Home Ec.-Vocational Home Ec.-Advisor of F.H.A., Mad Mixers Club. Roena Work-BS.-Indiana S.T.C.-Girls' and Boys' En- semble-jr. and Senior High Mixed Chorus-Advisor of jr. High Cheerleaders-Music. Robert H. Pohl-B.S.-Indiana S.T.C.-Di- rector of Instrumental Activities-Coach of junior High YVrestling. Industrial Arts teacher demonstrates new tool. Charles A. Zoffuto -B.S.-M,Ed.-Indiana S.T.C.-University of Pittsburgh-Conv mercial subjects-Football Coach-YVrestling Coach-Advisor of Student Council. C. Lee Shaffer-B.S.-California S.T.C.-Indus- trial Arts-Advisor of junior High Student Council. Richard C. Davis-B,S.-Cortland S.T.C.-Recreational Activities. ll chosen few. They have taken upon themselves an arduous task, molding to- day's students into tomorrow's citizens. Their unending patience, and their deep understanding have enabled them to achieve the goal for which they have strived. Once again we wish to express our appreciation. Mr. R. A. Shaffer manages all school accounts in eflicient manner. Roland A. Shafler-B.S,-Clar- ion S.T.C.-Chemistry-Phi sics-Advisor of School Finances. if Y Q4

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Health Personnel Student nurses are taught the fundamentals of Hrst and 1.9 'Ihere IS no better cornbmatlon than a healthy body and a healthy nnnd The mstructmg personnel of our school does a fine Job ln taklng care of the student s mlnd The Health personnel does equally splendld Job for the physlcal well belng of the student Any 1llness or defect Nhllill may arxse to the students health IS qulckly and efflclently taken c are of by the Health Staff xx 0 I' . x Q6 Y - .5 5 . ,,,,7Q,. 5f. A ' ' . an i A wM,,,...,4-nv---'+ 7'L?' N' , , , ,......- 1 I.. , wr , f ,-C . 5 1' I Q Z ills, U' , r . 1 Q A ' . t off., 5 'il,.,,f 1 'Q Xlnss Bell tapably cares for stu dent llls and hurts