Crafton High School - Ginkgo Yearbook (Crafton, PA)

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FACULTY Miss Morss-Reigns over the silence of the source of information at C.H.S. . . . is adept at giving excellent an- swers to all those library questions . . . is kind and considerate . . . often says, Remember this is a study per- iod . . . is an indispensable member of the C.H.S. faculty. Mr. Parfitt-The chemistry prof of C.H.S .... advises Student Council . . . has twinkling eyes . . . worries over his physics students . . . is the only teacher who can deliver a se- vere lecture which evokes laughter from the students . . . is definitely sure that his chemistry students will revolutionize the world of science . . . rates A as a speech-maker. Mr. Reed-Known as Uncle Iohn to the fellows . . . is Wendell Willkie's double . . . collects hall-passes . . . never lets a chiseler get by . . . has a sense of humor which results in a crooked smile of merriment . . . coaches basketball B squad and as- sists Pop in football . . . is known and liked by all. Mr. Servey-Treasurer of the GINKGO . . . assumes a nonchalant manner which captivates the hearts of all . . . delight rises quickly in his eyes . . . has modern ideas concerning all school systems . . . expresses himself clearly and freely . . . is a combined philosopher and psychiatrist. Mr. Small-ls tall, dark, and appears quiet . . . directs band and orchestra . . . has eyes that dance merrily when he is pleased . . . enjoys a good joke . . . is annoyed by noise and confusion . . . takes pride in the new band uniforms . . . has won a high place for the instrumental music of C.H.S. Miss Spcxmer-ls the sweet, shy, pretty teacher of Latin at C.H.S .... teases her students in class . . . sees the humorous side of certain translations . . . has fun with her students on those educational trips to the Buhl Planetarium . . . is one of the best- liked and respected teachers in CHS. Mrs. Springer-Blonde . . . blue-eyed . . . lively . . . is the efficient instruc- tor of French and civics . . . conducts an especially interesting and enjoy- able class . . . enjoys a hearty laugh . . . has a personality that students will not forget. Miss Taylor-Freshman English teach- er . . . is attractive plus . . . friendly . . . earnest . . . Worries about the Girl Reserve Dance . . . is often seen driving her Buick coupe . . . keen on boys' attendance at dances and social functions . . . serves as girls' coun- selor . . . is really a swell person. Miss Vogeley-The pride and joy of the seniors . . . never a dull moment in Miss Vogeley's English class . . . is the possessor of a great sense of humor . . . often psychoanalyzes stu- dents . . . the teacher whom all underclassmen look forward to having . . . You're tops, Miss Vogeley! Mr. Walter-The most patient teacher in the school . . . is quiet but very firm . . . has a contagious smile and a fine sense of humor . . . takes his work seriously and strives to make his pupils super salesmen and expert accountants. Mr. Wenrich-Better known as Pop . . . is Crafton I-Iigh's able athletic coach . . . yearly produces highly creditable teams . . . is frank . . . sincere . . . no halfway with Pop . . . is admired by all boys who play under him . . . drives a new 1941 Buick sedan . . . is a good guy to have on one's side. Mr. Willis-Teacher of social science . . . boys' counselor . . . has assur- ance and poise . . . is humorous and considerate . . . can recite from im- portant documents at will . . . often backs up statements with statistics . . . is the owner of a farm out the pike . . . Good luck, Mr. Willis! Miss Campbell-Has a gay laugh, a lovely smile, a charming personality . . . seems never to be angry or sol- emn . . . sees the world through amused and laughing eyes . . . thinks Miss Gayvert and the choruses are tops . . . is a potent factor in the efficient administration of Cl-l.S .... all in all, is one grand person. Icrne Smith-Really swell . . . gets along well with everyone . . . is extremely capable in the office . . . knows every student by name . . . is sincere, pleasant, and neat as a pin . . . will surely leave a vacant spot in C.H.S. when she leaves . . . Good luck, lane! Page Seventeen-THE GINKGQ

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