Carrick High School - Carrickter Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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The bemor Class wlshes to pax trlbute to our pr1nc1paIandfr1end Carl G Brackmann H1 Joh as prlnclpal 1s one of keeping in close contact mth the teachers and students of our school How often we angrrls and selli hly rushed into the oflice de mandlng lmmedlate attentlon VI Brackmann patlently llstened to our problems exen though he was needed elsewhere in the buxldmg He offered us suggestlons and solutions whlch made the UOIII4 a great deal smoother He been our inspiration and our frlend We remember Nlr Hrackmann at tht football and basketball games greetlng us at tht Snowball and Prom and speaklnff the llilglllg remarks at assemblles Our Frlends FABRIC Ix HIGH SCHOOI Office of the Prlnclpstl Janufirx 1919 Dear Frlends The B1 Centennial Year has focused the attentlon of Pittsburghers upon achievements of the past However no class m the hlstory of Carrlck High has more reason to be proud of rts record than the class of 1959 Your high standard qualities of leadership and 'llJllItlCS of all sorts hate brought honor and recognltion both tr xoursmlus and t wour school It IG my hope that you will ltllllllllll to makc u 1 of your tralnlng to aclmxe the goals you will srl for yourselwes What xou IH'llil f your lnfe 1 largely ln xour own hands from now on Bs farm, vour problems realxstically and making xour dec: slons mtelligentls wou can bulld '1 rewarding life regardless of what turn it may tak: Vlay you find much happmess in life I'C3llZlllf that true QZ1tlQfE1Ct1OI1 comes from serxmg others Sincerely Vours Carl C Braclxmann Nlr Hrackmann takes time out to discuss tht band Wllll or anm the new hand uniform drive 'Vlr brackmann pcnds hi little leisure time takin DICIIITIN and ardenm I , 7' I I 4 I r . 1 I V V ' ,' C 1 ' T, 'Y t . . . f ' 7 L' ' l i I 'V s ., . . ' - ' s, ' . , ' 1 . ' . . I, ' ' ' A , ' I ' is ff: o .L v 'U - ' u 1 Su l ' u l J Y A A ' Y- K x ., 7 I W r Y - 0 ' ' Ig . X - . ' V' - I ' . I N Ns, 1' V' ' . 1' : fr I f pp,p 5 I 1 ' f I he - I A 'I ' .75 .Y ' I ' ,V V7 Q- L-L v ' t. I - . , L .M . K V. H , L, 7' , , Nlr. Croco. Always inte-re-ste-d in school activities. he helped rv 7 - ' ' '-l D ' I F . . . , . L- 'S ' , ll- 1 ' I g I .bf g 4 'lg ' x fi . . . Sb' . . . A U ' . .S . r ' y S v xl . - ' I ' ' . I r. , ' . , , ' Y . , . ., M i . .P . . S - s -. l I .I I s s . I F ' 4 . 6

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In the Office We also wish to pay trihute to the other nicmlwrs of the school administration who guided us during: our years at Carrick. Vl'hen we tried to he hip wheels. they kept us in line. Now. as we have ai greater understanding of values. we realize th.- trials of our vice principal. Mr. Frederyck Pi. Holmes. He uses his authority to maintain necessary discipline. Always cheerful. he welcomes new and substitute teachers. Nlr. Holmes is often heard sax- ing, Button that shirt. and. Why aren't you in class? We can neyer forget our versatile girls' adviser. Miss Marion Clark. Here, there, and everywhere. Miss Clark assists in all school activities. sponsors the yearbook. doctors ailing: students. and has nianx heart to heart talks with troulwled youngsters. Another hard worker. Hr. james Tomb. coun- selor, frequently questions. Can I help you with somethingfw Always willing to discuss our future. he gives sound advice to college applicants and job seekers. Hr. Tomb and Miss Clark discuss -tudt-nt grades. Could they li talking about yon? V i I 'llellol Larrick lligh 5l'lIuol..- llnis tlle day lwcgin- for two early lvirtl-. Xlis- Gerry Vogel and Mi-s Nlary Nloritz. VU-'re proud of our t'Hit'it'Iil office stall. G . 1 in 5 i t M Q s:5Q ff 5 I fgi, if mgx' 3' ia, l ' 5 f 1 N 5. l I y f i Rffiifw ' f I 0 7 Uur ylrw'-pi'1iit'1pal pause- ln-fore tl livtiii ff-urtli in-riod.