Cranberry High School - Berry Bush Yearbook (Seneca, PA)

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BYRON A. JOHNSTON M. A., University of Teaching - Health, Science Wc'll remember: Pittsburgh Gym, Senior antidisestablishrnentariasms A. RALPH MGKEE Edinboro State Teachers' College Teaching -- Social Studies We'll remember: The noon hour constable. , f, fl' -f lflzftfgrzzrz RINKER 3 M A. in Biology, University of ' Pittsburgh 1 ffff Te ching - AEnglish, Biology, L!!! World History 'XVe'll remember: lycopodium complamatum JAMES D. SCHWAB M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Teaching - Geography VVe'll remember: The co-director of the senior play. MBIS. 'VIOLA C. B. S., Ithaca College Teaching - English, Studies VVe'll remember: our junior high H WARD Social Wardie as gym teacher Facul y .gioie MARGARET LUTZ LOND ON B, S., Edinboro State Teachers' College Teaching - Art VVe'll remember: Her grand drawings. ANN PLISKA B. S., Slippery Rock State Teachers' College Teaching -- Gym, Health We'lI remember: Those exercises in gym classes. Bad' JOHN I-I. SAMONSKY B. P. E., B. S., University of Indiana Teaching - Shop VVe'1l remember: The Way he wakes students in study ha.ll. MERLE SHEFPER B. S., Clarion State Teachers College Teaching - Arithmetic lNe'll remember: His singing. x .f'i?': GEORGE A. ZAGST B. S., Clarion State Teachers' College Teaching - English lVe'll remember: The poems he assigned us to memorize.

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Bus Drivers Row 1: Mr. Harry, Mr. Bud Boyer, Mr. Kazobee, Mr. Don Miller, Mr. Fclmlee, Mr. Dale Miller. Row 2: Mr. Reichard, Mr. Clem Boyer, Mr. Baum, Mr.Flinchba,ug'h, Mr. Huges, Mr. VVil1iams, Mr, Bill Miller, Mr. Hartzell. Twice each day our lives are entirely in the hands of these men. For the past twelve years, one hundred and eighty days a year, these men have taken us safely to and from school. To them we give a well-deserved thank you. ustorlians Our loyal custodians, Mr. Farringer, Mr, Kahle, and Mr. Baum are kept busy the entire year performing their regular duties of clean- ing, iiring the furnaces, etc. Despite the fact that these men are busy, they are always ready and willing to help us if we need the keys to a room, to find lost arti- cles, and to assist us in any number of things which are not in the line of duty. These men have added to our comfort and convenience, therefore we wish to thank them Mr. Baum, zvn-. rm-ringer, Mr. mme for making our school years so pleasant. efjf 12lQe