Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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SL PlLRlXTl' NDPXT ILNCOL RAGHNG OLP BEST EFFORTS Our S iperintendent Wir Gl1sser has had the honoi during, this last yeir of serxmg, is Xice President of the Superin In his cipicity of Superintendent of the Carnegie Public Schools Mr Glasser has been chiefls concerned oxer the welfare of the students under his superusion He has endefuored to set that these students YCCCIYL the best possible trunmg, both for their own ads anmge and the 'idx 1nt1ge of their countrx His adxict his often been thex should loin some pirt of the armed seruce or continue their schooling Students will alvxaxs remember with pleasure 1nd grititude his friendly talks md personal encourigement Mr Norman I Glasser tuel e Y v Fx Y i v i v 1 Y Y 7 Y K A 44 JA ' ,Ll K. - Q 1 4 s ' y 1 1 1 h x - Q . y . , , . . , . L E 4 . A 7 I Y g - Y I S 'L 8 Y. 7 c ,. - . - . V. . V. I L B tendents' Association of Allegheny Coun- sought by boys trying to decide whether ty. 4' i A ' 4 7. D , l ' v v y' 7 . ' XV U L gl I x, 6' w 'Q

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eluen OFFERING GUIDANCE TO MANY-THE PRINCIPAL JI' pu Jllr H Howard Lee Njfvff Mr Lee wlll you please sxgn my ex Cuse9 Thar IS a famlllar questlon of ten heard around the offxce Other ques tlons 'lsked by students are Wfhen may vue sennors hue our dance? When do we order our class rmgs Mr Lee s patlence IS often tr1ed answer mg these and s1m1l1r questlons Hls effxclencx and h1s wxllmgness to help are d1spl1yed IH h1s mam efforts to 'nd students and alumm Semors haxe often beneflted from h1s 1dNlCC on fu ture schoollng, and has 1nform1t1on on entrance requlrements for accredlted colleges He has spent much tlme ar rmgmg transcrlpts of grades for stu dents planmng to enter college secure employ ment or enter the armed forces He has offered encouragement worthy students to t1ke examxnatxons whxch may quallfy them for scholar shnps The frequent letters from former students ln the armed seruce are one of many tudences of the respect he has gimed from all Ng S s, R YI.-a ' I U ,, . . V . . u , 4 ' ,, . . . . . u L L - I L - a - A - , . . . . . , v v ' v H , . . or , . CQ - sy, V J . . to , . . . . . - 7 I L 1 - , . . t t Q Y V ' . v. - r 1 v. 1 . . Y . . . . U .

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