Chestnut Ridge High School - Lion Yearbook (New Paris, PA)

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ROBERT POPE Mr. Pope is spending his second year here as our driver education teacher. He is a graduate ot Indiana State Teachers College. He can be heard saying What under the purple canopy of the etheral heaven is going on upon the event ot any confusion. He is the coach oi the wrestling team. GEORGE PYLE Mr. Pyle, who is a gradu- ate ot Penn State University, is in charge of the vocation- al agriculture department. DONALD RORABAUGH Mr. Rorabaugh teaches Mathematics. He is a gradu- ate ot Indiana State Teach- ers College. He is assistant basketball coach. His pet peeve is noisy classrooms, and his hobbies are recre- ational mathematics and sports. IAMES R. STEWART Mr. Stewart is director of our chorus. He is a graduate of State Teachers College, Indiana, with a B. S. De- gree in Music Education. He likes dramatics and his pet peeve is chewing gum. BERTHA M. THOMAS Mrs. Thomas is teaching Home Economics. She is a graduate of State Teachers College, Indiana. Her pet peeve is girls wearing blue jeans to school. SAMUEL THOMAS Mr. Thomas can always be heard saying let's lace it' and his pet peeve is neckties. He is a graduate of State Teachers College, Indiana. He is our a:rt in- structor and the manager of the stage crew. This is the third year that he has served as a teacher at C. R. H. S. ISAAC WAREHAM Mr. Wareham, one of our math teachers, is a gradu- ate of Elizabethtown Col- lege. I-Iis pet peeve is com- ing to class late and he can be heard saying Well! His hobby is Ayrshire cat- tle. This is his first year at Chestnut Ridge. Eighteen ALVIRA M. WILL Mrs, Will likes music and sports and she can be heard saying Oh, my lands! She graduated irom Irving Mu- sic Conservatory with a Bashelor of Music Degree. She received her A. B. De- gree from the University of West Virginia. She teaches English and is co-sponsor of the Eighth Grade and is sponsor of the F. T. A.

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IAMES LEHMIER Mr. Lehmier is one of our Social Studies teachers. He is a graduate ot St. Francis College. He likes all sports and his pet peeve is being interrupted. His most prized possession is his wife. IACK LIGHT Mr. Light is a Math teach- er who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania. His pet peeve is being in check and he likes to play ping-pong and chess. His favorite saying is Check- mate. RUTH LONGENECKER Mrs. Longenecker is a graduate of Iuniata College. She is one of our history teachers. Her hobby is para- keets. She is a sponsor of the Iunior class and reading club. ROBERT MILLER Mr. Miller is a graduate of State Teachers College. He is our boys' physical education coach. He is also the coach of our basketball team. IAMES NORMAN Mr. Norman is a graduate ot St. Francis College. He is a teacher of social studies. His pet peeve is not enough time Ior lunch and he is al- ways saying Let's get quiet. He is coach of our football team. WILLIAM NORMAN Mr. Norman is a graduate of State Teachers College, Indiana. He teaches geogra- phy and science. He likes good music, skiing, horse- back riding and food. He can be heard saying all right. He is also a football coach. Seventeen JOHN MILLER Mr. Miller, a graduate of State Teashers College, Shippensburg, and Penn State University, is our Bi- ology teacher. His pet peeve is cowboying and he en- joys reading, hunting and fishing. ARTHUR PEPE Mr. Pepe is our band and orchestra director. He is a graduate of Miami Univers- ity and Duquesne. His pet peeve is people that inter- rupt classes and he is al- ways saying go practice your lesson.

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MADOLIN B. TAYLOR Mrs. Taylor is our guidance counselor. She is a graduate of Iuniata College with an A. B. Degree. She has done graduate work at the University of Pennsyl- vania and Penn State University. She is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, a teachers' honorary sorority, and the Association of Deans of Women. When a student enters his senior year in high school, it becomes necessary to begin making plans to be followed after graduation. If one is planning to continue with advanced training, there are many problems that must be worked out before the end of the year. What size college or university should be selected? How much will it cost? What kind of scholar- ships are available? These are just a few of many, many problems. In advising our students in their everyday problems, Mrs. Taylor deserves due credit for her hard and efficient Work in this particular field. Many tests are given every year to determine the students' interests, aptitudes, and abilities. The guidance department is certain- ly an essential department in every school. l Nineteen