Crafton High School - Ginkgo Yearbook (Crafton, PA)

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DR. EDWARD G. BAYNHAMQ A.B., M.A., Ph.D., LLB., University of Pittsburgh. Social Studies. A good-natured philosopher . . . always willing to help his students . . . likes to talk about past experiences . . . great music lover. MISS MARTHA RUTH-BOYLEg B.S., M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh. Business Education. Neat, stylish dresser . . . always has business uppermost in her mind. MISS HELEN BRIGGSg B.A., B.L.S., Allegheny College, Carnegie Tech., Temple University, Ari- zona State College. Librarian, Efficient . . . always recommending the best books . . . ready and willing to help at any time. ' MR. MAURICE P. BURNSXVORTHQ B.A., M.Ed., St. Vincent College, Duquesne. Guidance Counselor. Always eager to listen to student problems . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . constant smile. MR. JOSEPH S. BUTTERQ B.S.Ed., California State Teachers College, Industrial Arts. Keeps stu- dents on their toes . . . encourages originality in projects. MRS. AUI.MA.B. CHESSQ B.S., M.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology. Home Economics. Soft spoken, but effectively conveys her ideas . . . gen- uinely interested in all her girls . . . shows her tremendous sewing ability in her clothes. t MR. CHARLES CHIEFFEQ B.A., University of Pittsburgh. English, WorldfCulture. Always ready for a good joke . . . makes his students think . . . incites ambition and livens up any English class! MR. LAWRENCE R. CURRYQ B.S,, M.Ed., Penn- sylvania State University. Social Studies. Friendly to all . . . interesting classes . . . ambitious.

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School Officials 'H I ,X l l l ' Superintendent-MR. PAUL L. MAXXVELL Principal-MR. J. F. GREGORY A The objective of the administration is to assist the students in the problems encountered during the school year. They fulfill this objective with efficiency and enthusiasm. Both Mr. Maxwell and Mr. Gregory have won the respect of all the students at C.H.S. We wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. Ireland and Mrs. Dempsey, who so capably assist the administrators in their tasks. Sincerely, we express our appreciation for the help and guidance they have extended to us to aid us in our future years. N., R Y ! Q JNQL' fi ' MRS. COCHRAN MRS. IRELAND MRS, DEMPSEY ,, .WSW

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MR. PAUL W. DERRICKSONQ B.S., M.Ed., Michigan State University, University of Pittsburgh. Physical Education, Health, Encourages his boys to iise their athletic ability . . . conducts a serious cass. MR. CLYDE W. DOUBLEQ Bs., Med., slippery Rock State College, University of Pittsburgh. Arith- metic, Science. Conducts an interesting class . . . well prepares his students for their future life . . . thoroughly enjoys his work. MR. JOHN J. DROPCHOQ B.S., 'M.Ed., Indiana State Teachers College. Art, J.V. Basketball. In- spires creativity . . . enjoys his students . . . es- pecially seniors . . . a true friend. MR. HOWARD DUMIREQ B.A., Adrian College. English. Neat dresser . . . possesses a friendly smile . . . enjoys his work. S MR. PAUL D. GRAHAMQ B.F.A., Carnegie In- stitute of Technology. Instrumental Music. Efficient band director . . . devotes much time and patience to his work . . . good-natured and friendly, MR. LARS HARTMANQ B.A., Carnegie Tech., Salem College, Davidson-Elkins College. Spanish. New addition, energetic and always busy . . creates interest in his subject . . . jokes along with his students. MRS. MARIE HEAVILLQ B.S., California State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh. Lan- guage Arts. Pleasant disposition . . . truly enjoys her subject . . . eager to aid students. MISS JANET ANN HUTCHISONQ B.A., Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. French. Welcome new addition to our French Department . . . petite . . . makes attractive appearance.