Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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R. E. KNARR, A.B. Wittenberg College History EFFIE A. MILLIREN, A.B. Allegheny College English and History LILLIAN BURIG, B.S. University of Pittsburgh Biology AGNES E. NESBITT, A.B. L Grove City College Columbia University Latin C IDA F. LAUBLE, M.A. University of Pittsburgh Mathematics GEORGE A. BRYAN, A.B. New York University b, Music I 'IAQ H. HOWARD LEE, M.S. Muskingum College, B.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.S., M.S. Chemistry, Physics, General Science WALTER B. STERRETT, M.A. Washington and jefferson College Zfcpfrff fd . ,Q TQ f ff SARAH L. CORBETT Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physical Educyion FRANCES H. MOORE, A.B. m College f Pittsburgh glish J O I. ARTHUR ADAMS, M.A. Ursinus College, A.B. University of Pittsburgh, M.A. Director of Athletics Physical Education, Coach Historyf .N

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X, ry ii Dr. H. R. Wilson Mr. W. C. Kearton Mr. Geo. McFarland Mr. N. L. Glasser Mr. R. F. Bigham, Jr. Mr. K. R, W. Ramsey Mr. C. B. Nixon Mr. Case A. Foster, Jr. Mr. Chas. E. Wallis The student who would profit most from his school life must he imbued with the ideal of serviceg for in school, as everywhere in life, the greatest satisfaction is in givf ing, not getting. The boy or girl who thinks first of the school, who is proud of its good name and who sacrifices time and pleasure for its welfare will find school a joy and its memory an enduring satisfaction. Such a student has the finest school spirit, for school spirit does not consist so much in cheering from the sidelines as in being true to the ideals and purposes of the school. It is not noise, hut a way of thinking and a way of doing. lt prompts the student to be considerate of schoolmates and teachers and to support every school activity. The Board of Education and the Superintendent are intensely interested in the spirit of the school. We are pleased with the fine spirit shown this year. We take this opportunity to congratulate the staff, sponsors, and students on the-Voyager of 1935. It is an excellent piece of work and reflects clearly the various phases of the life and work of the school. President Secretary Dr. H. R. Wilson George McFarland Vice President Superintendent XV. C. Kearton Norman L. Glasser

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I. S. RO'B'B, B.S. State Teachers College, N.Y. Industrial Arts ' GLADYS COCHRAN Indiana State Teachers College Shorthand and Typewriting SAVINA S. SKEWIS, B.S. University of Delaware Home Economics RAYMOND C. LEE, A.B. Fairmont State Teachers College West Virginia University University of Pittsburgh Commercial Subjects ROBERT R. SAWHILL, A.B. Carnegie Institute of Technology Muskingum College Mathematics BERTHA B. GALBRAITH, B.C.S. Rider College V Commercial Subjects DANA A. FRY, M.A. Ohio University, A.B. University of Pittsburgh, M.A. Latin and English MILDRED RINEHART, A.B. Wooster College Waynesburg College English and History WALTER C. CAMERON Carnegie Institute of Technology University of Pittsburgh Columbia University Institute of Musical Art, New York City Band RICHARD C. SCHUMACHER, B.S. University of Pittsburgh Franklin and Marshall College Washington and jefferson College History, Civics, Coach W wt i RA .BOTSFORD, A.B. A Grove City College French