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

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BINGAMAN, PAUL R. Mr. Bingamcm, our high school principal, has an A. B. degree from Susquehanna and a M. Ed. degree from Penn State University. Mr. Bingaman's pet peeve is umisbehaved students. His greatest enjoyment is hunting, and his two children are his most prized possession. Mr. Bing- aman's one cnnbition is to see the halls empty during class periods. CLARK, GRACE Grace, a graduate of Chestnut Ridge High School, class oi SS is Mr. Bingamcxn's secretary. Her most prized possession is her husband and her pet peeve is teachers who gripe. Her favorite food is pizza pie, and her favorite pastime is to make Ned happy. FEATHER, CAROL IANE Carol, one oi our cute dark haired secretaries, took the commercial course in high school. Her cm' is her most prized possession, and she can usually be heard saying you're kidding. Carol's pastime is going skating, and her one ambition is to be a good secrtary. Carol spends most of her working day typing and taking care of cafeteria cmd extra-curricular money.

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ACKERMAN, MRS. V. Another of our mcmy Mathematics' teachers, she spends her pastime cook- ing, gardening, talking, and reading. Mrs. Acker- man is a graduate of Shippensburg State Teachers College cmd Bedford High School. Her most prized possession is her family and friends. In math class she can usually be heard saying, That's right. BRUBAKER, RUTH I. Miss Brubaker, our Lat- in teacher who is char- acterized by a quiet pa- tience and a willingness to help, graduated from Susquehanna and Penn State University with an A. B. and an M. A. de- gree. Her pet peeve is confusion, and her fa- vorite expression is All right. BURR, STEVENS Mr. Burr, a graduate of Indiana State Teach- ers College, holds a B. S. degree. He came to us from Ebensburg, Pa. With a constantly cheer- ful outlook, he teaches P. O. D. and American His- tory. He can be heard Saying, A thousand years from now will never make any differ- ence. . DAUGHERTY, M. Mrs. Daugherty ob- tained her B. S. degree from Iuniata College. She is our Senior High Home Making teacher and also sponsors the F. H. A.' She makes her home in Fishertown. Mrs. Daugherty spends her leisure time sewing and knitting. Her greatest enjoyment is teaching home making. Mrs. Daugherty is a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma, a national hon- orary teacher's organ- ization. Her favorite ex- pression is f'Oh no. . Twelve BROUGH. IAMES C. Mr. Brough, who came to us from St. Michael, teaches Vocational Agri- culture. He received his B. S. degree from Penn State University. His fav- orite pastime is his new son Iimmy, and his favor- ite expression is It's clean up time. Mr. Brough is the advisor of the F. F. A. and the Press Photo Club. A pleasing personality and a good nature are some of his attributes. BUCHER, LESTER Mr. Bucher, the Chem- istry and Physics teach- er, is a graduate of Elizabethtown College. When not extending scientific knowledge to his students, he likes to indulge in his favorite hobbies, playing Chess and building Hi-Fi sets. His pet peeve is chewing gum. CUPPETT, MARGARET Mrs. Cuppett obtained her B. A. degree from Iuniata College. She is a co-sponsor of our Stu- dent Council. Her pet peeve is children who forget to blow their noses, and her hobby is reading. Mrs. Cuppett is one of our English teachers. She is one who likes originality. DUPPSTADT, HOMER Mr. Duppstadt grad- uated from Shippensburg State Teachers College with a B. S. degree in science. With a humor- ous twinkle in his eye, he has a greeting for everyone. He teaches science and geography. He did graduate work at Penn State University.