Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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H Houa1dLee 1111111 1l C IIITLLIQ Hugh Se 11101 e Ol l3LklJINll1L PIIHLIUI I1L,lL H1:,h Sch 1 lee serxed the schonl Luthtul lx IS 1 te1ehe1 ot se1ence Ol 1 xe1 h hls oline emmpetent s IXICLS IS p111 Cl 1 1sso 194 xx1 1 1 zugus 0 t 1 hlpp e 11 meh se1 X1 Lee hls set 1nd up1eld e1 ll nsef 1nd 101 the se1 J 1 hlgh stlndird of efllcnencx 11d d1sc1pl1ne He a1ds fresh men to settle 1nto 1 comfort able IOUE ne, he 1dx1ses upper elassnfn concermnsg future mplox ment or adxanced edu C'lIlOl1, and he enforces appro p11ate correct1xe measures for xx 1X xvzrd students lIllOl,1t the XX'1lllFlg co1per1t1on nd 11d of Xlr Iee,0.11 f1n1nc1al1dx1ser theXoxz1g11 Stxft could nexer luxe pubhshed th1s the twe'1e1eth ed1t1on cf ou1 annual XX e of the Qliss of 44 take th1s fmel opporrumtx to thank l'llIU for ex erx thmg he has done to help us Nl X IO Xhss XX oltord X11 Lees xe1x clpable seeret1rx 19 also teacher, ex oftlclo general counselor, and one of the most popular people 1n the school The most common phrase xx hen someone IS huntmg tor somethmg 19 -Xsk Xhss XX Ol ford She lenoxxs xx here anx thmg and LXCI'Xfl1lI'lg 19, and IS 1 mx' TL 1 r 1 he help 1ex me sxmplthx Xl ss XX 0l101d stands tops 1 0u1 i . . . J-' -'ln Qt' At f'l li-f 'e Ag 1gl of Car 'fx X' ool, M1 semen rs e 1. his 1' 1 1 1 1.- gal. The C111 f 4 'll1l- 41lxx'1x's associate h i m with rln Altf 1' her 1 x' lays 1 l Ay fl ool. . :'. lf 1 pl' f1'l41 l'1 f' 1w l0'l s ' e x ' L X' L ' ' ', 1 . 3 ' D T ' .. . . 11x1 X151 R11 l ' V7 A ' ,' 'l 1 I 'X' A . ' . A .. , 1 . Ax, 1 1 . ' , , Y k I . . - . . . ,I . ,, V . l 4 ' U , ,. , . ' , Y Y ' ' she 4 .lxx'ax's xx'ill' 5 to l 'lp une. lfo gll r ' . . l'ice. . l 1' . . i ' ' . H OI 'list.

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Norman L. Glasser S11f2f'i'i11ft'1nfw1f Carnegie Borough Public Schools In his eighteen years as Superintendent of the Car- negie Public Schools, Mr. Glasser has won the admira- tion and gratitude of the stu- dents Who have come under his superxision His keen thin 'ng 'ind qui t humor hue en desired him to 111 xx ho snow him, 1nd in spite of the mlnx emsmds on his time, r Gl1sser is nexer too buss to listen to the persnll p'ohl ns o the indiudual I t o ly inte 1se X interested all eduefztinl movements, but he fllso t1kes an active part in the mmx civic and patriotic projects uf the community The Clsiss of 1944 t kes rl x ns opportunitx to express its 'appreemtion ti Nl: Glasser Nlr Glissers SLLFLIIYX X1lS9BllLlxJ is usuillx sen husx xxiti the lflurs of ull nur publie sehools in Cnneeie hots exer, she is nes er too buss to help out s mme p io' student from High School xx ho is hunting omethine o xx in ne e e o v 1, X x e is fxiene X eieeil ne nn IL! 1 e s eelt 1 ld Selio sl f . ie . ' 1 - . . r 3'- de . ' ' ' ' Xl. I . u v. xl K A xi. V S x l . No n ' is he ' 'i . llj ' in ' I 'ef gl I . s . 1 1 K 'V xv e 1 . V 1 ' ' v s- s- i s-i i , - S . f- ix:-x is1,cie.x i l fl .4 1 X ' '- l ' 'k ' ' X r 'ln 'els h-r helr i.1 413' sxic. Shi ' llp. 'l '.1l. .2 l l ili- '5 l-.1 :eil friend of.1ll thi 'tul-1 s of Carnegie . igli