Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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j6l,Clfl.Zfg DOROTHY C. HEPLER, M. Litt. University of Pittsburgh History, English Miss Hepler, well known for her many beautiful clothes, is the faculty critic for the Senior Play. Her reddish hair and winning smile are known to all of us from freshmen up. She is very active outside of school as well as in, and everyone will remember her guidance classes. KENNETH LeVERNE LOGAN, B. S., Ed. M. Clarion State Teachers Collegeg University of Pittsburgh Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Business Math, General Math Mr. Logan is a math instructor. He became a member of our faculty at the beginning of the last grade period of last year. Although a new arrival, he has become very popular This will be his first picture in the VOYAGER of Carnegie High. LOIS W. MASON, A. B., M. A. Duquesne University Civics, Junior Business Training, Sponsor of SEE A rather new but already well known teacher is our own Miss Mason. She is the faculty sponsor of that favorite monthly paper, THE SEE Cdoes a good iob of it, tooj. We shall always remember her for her willing assistance. MARY K. MEIGHAN, 8.5. Seton Hill College Home Economics The dainty little woman particularly well known by the girls is none other than our sewing instructor, Miss Meighan. Although not too well known in the high school building, she is a great favorite of the freshmen. RUTH MITCHELL, B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physical Education, Sponsor of G. A. A. Miss Mitchell, that blonde curly-haired physical education instructor, leads all the athletics of the girls. Being sponsor ofthe G. A. A. has given her an even closer bond of friendship with the girls in her classes. AGNES NESBITT, B. A. Grove City College Latin, English, Sponsor of National Honor Society Miss Nesbitt, the charming, dignified instuctor who teaches Latin and English, is especially well known to the academic seniors. She is also sponsor of the National Honor Society. Anyone who has had Miss Nesbitt for Latin will always remem- ber her interesting stories and the way she tells them. JOHN S. ROBB, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Industrial Arts Mr. Robb, the man who educates the boys in the art of manual training, is not often seen in our building. Since becoming sponsor of the newly organized Rifle Club, he is seen in the halls more frequently. LUCILE DOWNING SAWHILL, A. B. Muskingum College English Sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y Where does she ever find time to play the piano for public gatherings and console pupils in need of advice when she has so many classes, the Tri-Hi-Y, a family, and a home to take care of? She certainly must have a system to be able to man- age so nicely. ROBERT R. SAWHILL, B. A. Muskingum College Mathematics Wrestling Coach Sponsor of Hi-Y Pop scares all the kids with his ruler, but he is very popu- lar with them iust the same. Why? Mostly because of his pleasant disposition and winning smile. Mr. Sawhill has a golden voice that has made him very well known. DOROTHY J. SNODGRASS, B. S. Muskingum College Vocal Music The only new member of our faculty this year is Miss Dor- othy Snodgrass, who lives in Canonsburg. She has brought vim, vigor, and vitality into our choral groups and has livened many school programs with her singing. ' CHARLES R. STOCKUM, B. A. Waynesburg College History, Civics, Football Coach Our blond, blue-eyed football coach is very handsome, so it's a good thing the players aren't girls. Mr. Stockum set an example in his apt expressions which are quickly picked up by the students. .xiii Axis?

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