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

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. A 0 HAROLD E. FULTON Teaching: Arithmetic and Consumer Math Aclivities: Seventh Grade Basketball A good intention clothes itself with sudden power. -EMERSON HILDA HAIZLETT V A . Teaching: Library Science in Activilics: Year Book, Drama Club! and Library Club They are never alone that arewiccompanicd with noble thoughts. -SIDNEY -i WILLIAM S. HENRY Teaching: Music Activities: Stage Show Time wasted is existence, used, is life. wYouNo IDA MAE HILLIARD Teaching: English, Spelling, and Arithmetic Aclivities: jr. Y-Teens As you cannot do what you wish, you should wish what you can d0.,, TERENCE DONALD M. IRWIN Teaching: Geography Activities: Visual Aids and Prom Committee joking decides great things, Stronger and better often than earnest CHH.','M1LTON BYRON A. JOHNSTON Teaching: Physical Education and'Health flctivities: Varsity Basketball and Baseball Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. -SENECA CLIFFORD M. KETH Teaching: Algebra, Plain Geometry, and Arithmetic Aclivilies: Prom Committee And wisely tell what hour o' th' day The clock does strike by Algebra. -BUTLER EMMA I. LINN Teaching: English, History, and Geography Activities: The Lord bless thee, and keep thee. -LEv1T1cUs

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EDGAR J. ALLEN Tmelzing: American History and World History Arlivities: Advertising and Ticket Sales Beware the fury of a patient IT13H.,, 'DRYDEN MARY L. BARNES Teaching: English Affliviliex: Year Book and Senior Play By wisdom wealth is wong But riches purchased wisdom yet for none. -TAYLOR M , In J ' . ,. , 'il ff, HELEN BLACK ff- Af ff-iff--f L Activities: English and French Activities: Senior Y-Teens Virtue is like a rich stone, best plain set. -BAcoN HARRY C. CAMPBELL Teaching: Mathematics Activities: Athletic Manager There is no other Royal path w-hich leads to geometry. - up -EUCLID , C' , i' mf . ' - I I 1:4 v 2 32, gf ff' FRANK M. CLARK Teaching: English and Speech Artivitier: Junior Play, Drama Club, and Chairman of Freshman Class Have patience with the jealousies and petulances of actors, for their hour is their eternity. -GARNETT WILLIAM F. CRAIG Teezehing: Agriculture Afelivities: F.F.A. and Prom Committee But they whom truth and wisdom lead can gather honey from a WCEd.H'-COWPER PETER J. DESANTO Teaehing: Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing Activities: Stage Crew Silently as a dream the fabric roseg No sound of hammer or of saw was there.',-COWPER MARGARET N. FRANK Teaching: Latin and Arithmetic Afetivities: Jr. Y-Teens and Latin Club Proverbs are short sentences drawn from long and wise experience. -CERVANTES I2

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XQ.Xi,-NQEVXQ XR N-1 Rjibf- XJ 47' H HELEN McDOWELL A W ' if L L 'B Teaching: Home Ec. Activitief: Prom Committee 'The home where happiness securely dwells Was never wrought by charms or magic spellsf,-PEACH ANDREW MIKULA Teaching: English Acliviliex: Senior Play and Drama Club Let us leave hurry to slaves. -EMERSON MYRTIS K. MOHR Teaching: Vocational Home Ec. Activities: F.H.A. and Prom Committee This is the true nature of home- it is the place of Peace. -RUSKIN IJ IAC MURDOCH Teaching: Geography and History Aclivitiex: Junior High Basketball There is at divinity that shapes our ends, Rough-hew them how we will. -HAMLET LOIS MURRAY Teaching: Art flctivities: Prom Committee Art hath an enemy called ignorance. -JoNsoN WILLIAM A. MURRAY Teaching: Driver Education, P.O.D., and Economics Activitiex: junior Varsity Basketball Who riseth from a feast With that keen appetite that he sits down? --SHAKESPEARE JAMES L. NEW Teaching: American History, World History, and Bookkeeping Activilies: Prom ommittee Exhausting th ght, and hiving wisdom with each studious year. -BYR Q f ff ALERIA J. PASSAUER Teaching: Chemistry, Physics, Consumer Science, and Arithmetic Activities: Senior Advisor 4Science when well digested is nothing but good sense and reason. -S'rAN1sLAoUs 14