Cecil Township High School - Codicil Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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' Q People who are cheerful sympathetic understandlng cmd always will Ing to lend a helplng hand are always remembered and held un the hnghest esteem Such a person was Mass Elizabeth Rldall who was always there when she was needed Mass Redall was a graduate of McDonald Hugh School and Pennsylvania College for Women After teachlng In the South Fayette Verona and Cecll Grade Schools she came to Cecll Hugh School where she spent her remalnlng years teaching In the Engllsh Department ln her spare tame Muss Rudall took an octave part In the Sensor Women s Club of McDonald where for flve years she sponsored the Junior Women s Club as a representative of the Sensor Club She was also an achve member of the Frrst United Presbyterian Church of McDonald Her wlllungness to help anyone solve thelr problems proved to be a great asset to all of her students Mass Rndall s pleasant ways and cheerful smile will long be re membered by all of her associates Her sudden death an 1955 was a great shock and sorrow to all ln appreclatlon for all she has done we the class of l956 dedncate thus nssue of the Codlcul to her memory 6 a o o ,J Q 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . . . . . , - 1 1 . . , . . 1 . . - 1 1 , . 0 g113azw11L am mana fm: 7 7907 mm mmm 77 1955

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Bvwzdngf ' The Board of Education is a group of men cmd women elected to office who try their best to serve the school and the community in every way possible. They serve without compensation and are one of our few local governing bodies. It is the duty of the Board to give thoughtful and careful consideration to any prob- lem which may arise, to provide school buildings, faculty, equip- ment, and supplies, and to maintain an up-to-date educational system. Our present School Board under the leadership of John Quinn has strived untiringly and unselfishly to give the students a well-balanced education. An education not only from books, but also one on how to live in the world of today. They are con- tinually trying to improve existing school conditions to make our school second-to-none. This group of men and women have a right to be proud of their achievements and we, the seniors of Cecil High School, would like to take this opportunity to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation. We shall strive to do our best that these thoughtful school directors may not have served in vain. Q 1 r I Seated lleft to Rightl E. M. Lheureau, Mrs. Annu Marie Kler, Frank Murgel, vice president, John Quinn president Steve Petika, secretary, Mrs. Stella Manolas, Domenic Arista. Standing: W. W. Kelso treos urer G M Quivey, superintendent, Howard Stevens, solicitor. 8