Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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gIun9'gfffv-- -f -'W V - '- N Y- 'f ' ' ' -wwf' 'N W' 'mg f - fluflcwalton. Miss Ruth Walton, Dr. Hickes's secretary, acted as sponsor of the Class of 1954 in its iunior year, helping with the iunior prom and the jun- ior picnic. This year, she was sponsor of the Drama Club during the second semester. L mfs. Jhkku. For the past three years Dr. Hickes has served as superintendent of the Carnegie Pub- lic Schools. Before settling here, Dr. Hickes was a teacher, a coach, and finally, principal at Glassport High School, which was his alma mater. He is very proud of his wonderful wife and his seven-year-old twin daughters. Dr. Hickes has helped improve Carnegie's schools by introducing many new subjects and systems. The students admire and respect him. s.i..s..ni.1v:. -.4i..a:.f.ga..:..',.,.. ..:.. ..

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'77'lfi..sZ'm, Mr. Lee is the principal of Carnegie High School. He is often seen walking through the halls, trying to keep the students as orderly as possible. Being financial advisor and super- visor of all activities, he handles all of the school's money. The reason for the low record of tardiness in the school can be traced directly to Mr. Lee's lectures to offenders. He is a main cog in the smooh operation of the school. abhfzbwuz. Cdilllkzms, Barbara Williams, Mr. Lee's secretary, is known to all of us as Barb. Besides riding herd on the office gang when Mr. Lee is away, Barb is sponsor of the Golden Rule Tri-Hi-Y. As a graduate of the Class of 1950, she is familiar with the halls of Carnegie High. We shall never forget the extra little favors she did for us when we were in need. 9