Brownsville High School - On The Moon Yearbook (Brownsville, PA)

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THE F ,ULTY MR. EDWIN ADDIS-This ardent sports fan graduated from the State Teachers College at Californa. He has been teaching English for the past three years at this school and taught American history at one time. MR. EARL J. BRUCE-Besides being well known as a successful football coach, this teacher is also interested in other sports. Mr. Bruce graduated from Washington and Jefferson Colleges and now teaches algebra and business math. MR. PAUL E. CARSON-Through his interest in music, Mr. Carson has produced one of the leading bands in the district. During his years in college, he first began to develop his talents for musical leadership. MRS. PAULINE CLEMMER-Although she is a newcomer to the faculty, Mrs. Clemmer has previously taught in this vicinity. She graduated from the State Teachers College at Indiana and then taught at California. Read- ing is her hobby. MR. JESSE COLDREN-A former graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, Mr. Coldren is respected and liked by all. P. O. D. and current events are brought to the students in his special likeable manner. I MISS JEAN E, DONAHEY-Miss Donahey, who is quite active in school activities, has sponsored the Thespians and the Dramatic Club and directed their plays. She likes to travel in the summer and teaches P. O. D. during the school year. MR. JOSEPH DUDZAK-Mr. Dudzak takes an active interest in athletics and has also sponsored the cheerleaders this fall. Perhaps the fact that he reads a great deal makes his history classes so varied. MR. THOMAS W. EASTON-After graduating from California State Teach- ers College, Mr. Easton taught at Charleroi for a year and at the Naval Training School at Chicago. He is interested in aeronautics and enjoys dancing. Page 18

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MR. G. JAMES FIKE-Besides teaching government and history, Mr. Fike enjoys writing. He graduated from West Virginia University and has taught at Redstone and Georges Townships. The study of genetics is his main interest. MISS RUTH GRAHAM-Miss Graham has been a member of the faculty for the past two years, and during this last term she has assisted with the first aid classes. The subjects which she teaches are economics and geog- raphy. MISS ETHEL GROSSMAN-Because Miss Grossman enjoys working with the students, her classes find enjoyment in the study of English. She has been quite active in assisting with the work of the library. MISS AMELIA JONES-Miss Jones teaches sewing and has been the spon- sor of the Home Economics Club in the past. She is interested in interior decorating, and handicraft is her hobby. Miss Jones is from Marianna. MRS. MARGARETTE KNAPP-Academic students learn Spanish through the efforts of Mrs. Knapp. She tries to make her classes interesting by re- fraining from giving too much nightwork. Reading, swimming, and playing bridge are her pastimes. MR. WILLIAM KOOP-Mr. Koop, who teaches biology and geography, is a new instructor at Brownsville. Although his hobby is nature study, he enjoys discussing world affairs. He attended the State Teachers College at California. MR. JOHN LESSNER--Mr. Lessner teaches geometry and trigonometry, nevertheless, he still likes to read books on mathematics. Sports claim his spare time and his coaching of our basketball team is responsible for its constant improvement. MR. ROBERT R. LONG-Even though this is his first year of teaching, Mr. Long is known to most of the students as the new physics and science teach- er. Photography is his hobby, but his main interest lies in journalism. Page 19 -- KRW R