Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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THE VOYAGER 193 3 Page Six

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,yifxikg NOTHER volume of the Voyager has made its appearance. The students have supported it as they always have done. Their support is an attestation of its worth. In the office of the high : ...l...... school, the Voyager has often been used as a reference text to ascertain authentic facts of school history. We wish to use this volume as a preserver of data which recently has come to our notice. Cn the growth of the school for the past seven years, we observe the following: Enrollment, l926'27, 418, 1927f28, 470, 1928'29, 472, 192960, 525,1930f31, 590,1931f32, 671,1932f33, 710. From a questionnaire submitted to the students who are now in the high school, it was observed that their immediate ancestry was as follows: German, 203, Russian, 184, Polish, 151, English, 151, Italian, 101, Irish, 85, Scotch, 64, Hebrew, 62, Welsh, 28, Austrian, 16, Syrian, 15, Slavish, 12, Hungarian, 4, Slovak, 4, Swedish, 3, Lithuanian, 3, American Indian, 2, Belgian, 1, Swiss, 1, Negro, 3, Spanish Filipino, 1, Greek, 1, Rumanian, 1. The questionnaire also revealed that 533 of the parents are of foreign birth, and that 478 of these, or about 90 percent, have become American citizens. These adopted citizens are among the loyal patrons of our school and are proud to have their children in an institution of learning that knows neither race, color, nor creed, and where merit only is the basis of distinction. R. E. KNARR, A. B. Principal Wittenberg College History Page Five THE VOYAGER 1 93 3 PRINCIPAL'S PAGE

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ALICE FREEMAN PALMER MEMORIAL Daniel Chester French Original in Wellesley College Chapel i 4 i. l - Administration