Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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DOCTOR HICKES Dr. Hickes, who attended Glassport High School, returned after his studies in Indiana State Teachers' College to be a teacher as well as a coach. He has used his experience for the betterment of Car- negie Public Schools. In the two short years that he has been here, he has won many friends as well as the admiration of the students. Dr. Hickes, who replaced Mr. Glasser, is always happy to add in any way to the success of Carnegie and its schools. The VOYAGER congratulates Dr. Hickes on his great success and wishes him health and happiness in his years as our superintendent. RUTH WALTON A resident of Carnegie, Miss Walton is at her desk every morning ready to continue her duties as Dr. Hickes secre- tary. Her first two years were spent with Mr. Lee; the next three with Mr. Glasser; and the past two years with Dr. Hickes. They have added up to seven years of competent service in Carnegie High School. Although she is always very busy. Miss Walton finds time to at- tend football games and other activities. With all this work, Miss Walton always finds a few spare moments to help the students and has won herself many ar- dent friends. 12

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First Row: Mrs. Mikus, Author, Grove, Miss Moson. Second Row: Bercini, Moore, Morris, Clayton, Mere- dith, Pica, Suchan, Voorhees. Third Row: Shafer, Maestri, Tyrone, English, Mitry, Smith. Fourth Row: Unger, R. France, Botsford, Fobrizio. Fifth Row: Sawicki, Zemon, J. France, Sansoni, Snyder. Sixth Row: Chappel, Schiavi, Ostaffe, Walters. Student Council President William Grove Secretary Irene Auther Student Council is composed of members who are sent to represent the different clubs of the school. Student Council chooses the dates for dances and for all other important events which come up in school. It also arranges the dates for the as- semblies, which are held at the library. The two faculty advisors for this year are Miss Mason and Mrs. Mikus. 11

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MR. LEE Mr. Lee, our principal, was born in Houston, Pennsylvania. He attended Crosscreek Township High School and then entered Muskingum College. After many years of work as a teacher, chem- ist, and an instructor in chemistry, he arrived in Carnegie to teach. He has been our principal for sixteen years. In these years he has given guidance to the seniors and advice to the new fresh- men. He has, as the financial advisor for the year book, made this series of THE VOYAGER as successful as possible. The VOYAGER and the Class of '53 want to express their deepest appreciation. BARBARA WILLIAMS Barbara, a graduate of Carnegie High School, returned to her alma mater two years ago to occupy the position of Mr. Lee's secretary. Barb, as she is called by many of the students, has taken the place of Norma Grant, and we must ad- mit that she's doing a marvelous job. Barbara is the sponsor of the sophomore Tri-Hi-Y. 13