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

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BOARD OF EDUCATION ROW 1: Walter D. Frederick, Treasurerg D. H. Morrison, 2nd V. Pres.: Robert L. Kahle, Secretaryg R. Bruce Graham, Presidentgldgar L. Ziegler. ROW 2: Orval Detrich, Sherl Fry, C. W. Henderson, Helen Rembold, William McKinney, V. G. Heath. ROW3.' Gerald Wenner, J. W. Slye, Glenn Flockerzi, Harold E. Fischer, lst V. Pre.v.g Donald Oakes, Howard T. Potter, Lester Cox. ABSENT: M. E. Siar. A new member ofthe administrative group is Mr. Ro- bert Kahle. Mr. Kahle is the first full-time secretary of the Board of Education of Cranberry Area Schools. In addition to his duties as Secretary, Mr. Kahle serves as Purchasing Agent and Controller of Accounts, includ- ing cafeteria and activity funds ofthe high school. Mr. Kahle Secretary to the Cranberry Area School Board 8

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Class of 1956: Your high school marks a quarter of a century ofprog- ress. Through progress, the curriculum has been varied and a sincere attempt has been made to meet the needs, interests and abilities of the school's young men and women. As we look into the future and ponder the past, we have discovered that the basic traits of mankind do not rust or corrode. Brass may tarnish and marble walls may crumble but honesty and dependability will live to eternity. One of the most important achievements ofman is his character. Without character he is about as useless as an empty boat floating on the water. To have real char- acter man must foster and develop certain qualities which will enable him to contribute to the building ofa better world of the future. Every person is not blessed with an abundance of resourcefulness, initiative and creativeness, but every individual can accept responsibility, can be honest and can be charitable. VVe have found that responsibility, honesty and charity, linked with God-given attributes portioned out to each man or woman, will take one over the rough spots and enable him to assume a place of service in the world and to live a life of contentment. VVe may celebrate a quarter of a century of cultural progress or even a centennial of scientific achievement but it must be remembered that only the nobler virtues of man, in the final analysis, form the permanent build- ing blocks of civilization. Harry E. Ashbaugh, Principal Miss Ann Felmlee Ojicc Secretary MR. H. A. ASHBAUGH High School Principal 0 .9 1,0 igzflgj o ',. v 23141 ,', S g:2:5:5:2:3: . 3:f:f:7 i ,ff .-I'i'i.g, .-. ': . 'N-iggf' v , .3.A4f'g: Q gf: :3,::211, A -' s' '.:2: '-. . V. J' - 51. Ki. . 3-flftfi' . .4 .0 :G up... '. y 1 -.g.. Lg.: EQ av 59,1 33 , .f,:,.,:. .'-.g. cz .' 3 'A ,',g.'.3.g -.g. g .' . .' --k .' -.Hy +.'.4.--.3 oh.. , .. .g.g:2:f:,.' f -,Q-t,f 2' '- QQ:gitQ.3!3g5QQ:g2it.g1gg-S1 -'Zig . '-i-zclgf-' 1 3-aw 341- 'Q.'S-2-Q62-'.it-Z-245:-2'I'Z':4fi-14 3 ,bg ,-yt.. . ,M ,, ' . . 5.0. tg:-.0 o . -,,' .-.-.v .-.'-1 swf. J. '.:,.y'--. -.gn ,- , '. 'f2'7'3. .: 1 Q- ,.a..N Qtr.. , 19. ,Q ',':,:,7,. g If Q. 'f..,'.. 'G--A 1. ., ',. 4. 8,65 ... o .Q . ,. , 'gn' -,',.,., , . ,-H... ,H-,3-. -,. . 7 - Q:-1 '-+t.::241r2'a-.2 - -:f:-:- .av .

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Mr. Robert VVilson Dr. John Crawford Guidance Director School Psychiatrist Mrs. Betty Hess School Nurre CAFETERIA STAFF xx-P' ' Mrs. Neely, Mrs. Manross, Mrs. Carll, Mr. Brandon, Mrs. Colgrove, Mrs. Lilly, Mrs. Smith 61,6115 f ' 1 l