Chambersburg Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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Faculty Dan1elS Mxlnes F Wllham Froehllch M Ruth Whxslen A B Manual Trammg Muslc Enghwh M Nettle Gable R N Edlth J Stouffer A B Homer N VV1ll1ama Health Supervxsor L1terary Commerclal . . . , . . . . . . . l . , . . . , . . . 1 1 1 -1 w Page Fifteen

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Q Faculty Louise Baker Herbert K. Rhodes, A. B. Alice M. Bush Athletic Director Science Commercial M. Martha Morrette, A. B. Mary S. Lutz, A. B. Harry L. McCurdy Spanish, Latin French, Latin Manual Training Page Fourteen

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g Faculty Ida M. Roof E. Ruth Beattie, A. B. Ida E. Heller, S. G. S. English, Stenography History QSup't Gordy's Secretaryj vxbll lfll, . ,K N the four and one-half pages preceding this are the pictures of the fi?351Q'i '1 1 r :' 1 best high school faculty in the world. These pictures are actual pho- Sirk tographs of the staff of teachers of the Chambersburg High School. gf! For proof that it is the premier faculty, we have conclusive ll 5,'5Qeiimn,k.,'jl testimony. Out of the Junior class, a class composed entirely of li e '5-34 ', numskulls, feather brains and blockheads, there were actually three i f 5 people that learned something. If anyone can find another group of .' people in the world, yea, even in the universe, who can pound one mite of knowledge into the dead brain of a Junior, that person's future will be made. There are, in all, twenty-six Uwielders of the rod. This is an increase of four over the total of last year. Soon after the beginning of the school term last fall, the school board awoke to the fact that the physical side of the high school was being neglected. They looked around for a physical instructor and found one of the most competent in the state, lyliss Baker. Since taking charge of the work in the gym our teams have improved wonderfully, and without the supervision of lVIiss Baker it would have been impossible to have had such a successful season as we had last winter. A summary of every thing that can be said of them is that everyone has de- veloped to the full the possibilities of his or her special branch. Although many times during our career in Old High we have thought that we were badly treated by the faculty, we look back now and see that in nearly every case of this kind, the things that we thought were wrongs, turned out to be best for us in the end. Page Sixteen