Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION SIANDINQ T B huns anus 5 Brtvntr NY C, lxearton Lharlts N1 Stockum Norman L C lxxstr SUPLFIHI ndcnt l l .' HP-. . ,j -' '. '. X. ' , B x .. . N . Q . ' , ' - ' c . SIQATED-C. B. Nixon, Solicitor: C. li. Wallis, Vice-Presidentg W'illiam C, Grove, President: George V . . V . - 1 . . 1 vu . 1 Y ' I ,Y V v Y . . . V . . . . V . Q , , .A Y V - . . . X1 larlmd Sttrttary Durmg th1s and all precedlng school years, the backbone of the schools has been the School Board It IS gratlfymg to the Class of 1944 to feel that, durlng thelr school years the School Board has been backmg thelr actnltnes and propects whole hearredly Thls IS our flnal chance to thank them for thc1r support and we want them to knovy that they haye our gratxtude As thus terrxble vmr contmues, school supplles haye become harder and harder to obtam Our School Board IS fortunate 1n deed to be able to supply the essentlal paper, penclls, and books without too much dlffxculty In parts of Europe and As1a, the only schools stlll operatmg are the schools of war ln whlch young chxl dren are dey eloped mto ' cannon fodder Our School Board 15 only one of the many such organ1zat1ons of classlcal and com merc1al educatlon to vsh1ch the Amer1can publlc owes thanks for thexr efforts to glve a vyell balanced educatlon to the I'1S1ng generatxon

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THE FOOTBALL SQUAD THEY CARRIED XV h th eturn of ten lettermen and a squad of about 40 boys, Co ches Schu machef and Burkett found the makmgs of a team much super1or to the one of last year Weeks of hard tramnng followed, whlch 'nolded the boxs lnto a fast, smart, and sp1r1ted team Th flrs game took the Llfffc Tm' GIIX to Brxdgevnlle, Where our bovs returned the defeat handed them last year by a 6 to 0 score Th1S game and the next brought s1ast1c students Wh1ch pleased the coaches very much Chart1ers, a new opponent of Car negle, also went down 1n defeat after a 5 ubborn battle, 7 to 0 In the next game, ravoreil Coraopolxs team was unable to hold the Trfrfans, who trlumphed 7 to 0 Stone Townshnp gaxe Carnegne xts flrst s t ell of the s ason b 1 14 to 0 score, lthougl the Inflf' Tdlfdlif oftent1mes threatened to score McKees Rocks, a team wh1ch had lost C aly IWICC to Carnegle PYCVIOUS to th1s sea the short end of a 19 to 13 score TOP ROW Lempert Foster j Kemslmg W Dans Yourd Suchon ohns Olner Columbus Franc Yixllnson Yaros Sgro Rahner D Hnles Zahnrko Nlax Farmella Barnett Kammslu SFCOND ROW' Novsackn Shank T Cross ClJplCkl Dombrosks Morgan j Hnlcs Vlr Schlamaehcr N1 Burke: C lfeslmg., Clyde Davns Charles Dans Vbodzmskn Sanclrus Brown FRONT ROW Wengryn Trmkala Flshburn Klapach Hrycenko Uram Vllssonak SWClCl'l Svkentosky Sklrpan Tasolettx Rlchardson it e 1' ' - . A I . - r' x I , , 1 M A I . l I . L Y . . . . ' ' . .2 ba ' r 2.,,, y . . 'I :I T' l P I ' 'I l ll ' I out a large and loyal following of enthu- son, in a free-scoring game came out on