Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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Seated Norman L Glass r lsuperlntendentj Benlamin Kahn Harry K Garner John T Rutter left to Rught Fred Bateman Jr James E M Firth Robert Chidlow William Redshaw Edward J Lesko lattorneyl BOARD OF EDUCATIO The men of the school board Harry Garner William Redshaw James Firth Fred Bateman Jr Robert Chndlow Benlamin Kahn and John Ritter have a very responsible position All the money appropriations and changes made in any of the schools must be decided by the board after long and deliberate discussions After they have decided upon a solution it is also their duty to see that it is correctly carried out Any problem either of a student or a taxpayer concerning the schools may be presented before the board and they will provide as good a solution as possible In spite of their many duties and responsibilities the men of the school board are doing an exceptional lob and we are grateful to all of them. OFFICERS President Harry Garner Vice President Benjamin Kahn Secretary John Ritter 14

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CHARLES STOCKUM History Economics h ie attended Car negie High and Waynesburg College participated many sports e loys movies baked beans and Mrs Stockum CORA WATCHORN History been able to teach much this year will always be remem bered by her students er home is decorated with her own beautiful paintings JOHN S. ROBB lndustrial Arts lives in Mt. Lebanon . .. teaches boys how to make use- ful fixtures ... very good friend of the senior boys he has had some of them for the last four years attended both New York State Teachers Col- lege and the University of Pitts- burgh. ROBERT SAWHILL Mathematics Known as the man with the ruler has a very fine sing :ng voice sees all knows all but doesnt tell all quainted with all the romances in school attended Mus lungum College LUCILLE SAWHILL English Born in Kangundo, Kenya Colony, in East Africa . . . daughter of a Presbyterian mis- sionary . .. came to the U.S.A. at the age of seventeen . . . en- ioys telling about her life and experiences while in Africa . . . attended Muskingum College. DOROTHY SNODGRASS Vocal Music Young attractive but most of all our music director as been with us four years resu ts f her hard work through the year can be seen and heard at the well planned Spring Concert A V ' - I ' ' I h , ' ... ac- I o . , . . Has been a Carnegie resident Due to an accident, has not X all is l'f , . . - A ... ' ' in ... h . .. n' TV, ' ' I I ' ' 13 i

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Row Mass Nesbltt Chndlo Mr Lee Ostafty Mrs Sa I Row II Steftenauer Hall Coleman Sullu an Burkett Casc ato Sharp Reel Row III E erly Obenour Da dson Bugleman Double Maste Row IV Petrozell Kostas Carson Barone Zagorslmy Row V Malcar Gordon Engl sh Deal: Reynolds STIJDE T FACULTY The Student Faculty us made up of members who are sent to represent the duFferent clubs In the school Thus group chooses the dates for dances and for all the other Important events which come up In a school year The Student Faculty meets on the thurcl Thursday of each month under the sponsorship of Mrs Sawhtll whsle Prestdent John Chudlow presudes OFFICERS Presldent John Chndlow Secretary Aluce OstafTy Faculty Aclvnsor Mrs Sawhtll Chaurman of Calendar Commlttee Mnss Nesbitt ee Maureen Sulluvan Voyager Chrnstune Kostas Vqrglfy C RObeI't Kllm G A A Carolyn Hall H. Y Wnllnam Engllsh Natlonal Honor Socnety Alnce Ostafty Commercial Club Patrucla Sharp Dramateur Club Ray Ketslnng To Tr Hn Y Senior Class Junnor Class Sophomore Class Rnfle Club Pep Club French Club Camera Club Marlon Davidson Rlchard McNavlsh Ronald Deak Robert Gordon John Leone Rosella Bnglernan Loss Masue Harry Malcar l: ' ' , ' W, . , , , Whlll. 2 I t , 'V , f 3 V t . I V , f vi , ' , t ' - 2 i, , f , . I I I l I I ' Row VI: Pysh, Kcisling, Leone, McNavish. - - I S . i- ,- . . ' II Il ' '