Cresson Joint High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Cresson, PA)

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Y Jawlfe RITTNER FLINN CONNELL SOISSON SALONEY GARVIN Mr. Iames A. Rittner - As senior adviser, English Miss Ann Soisson - She teaches us to sew a fine teacher, and faculty manager, he had a full day seam and cook a fine meal . . . advises the Iuniors. every day. Mr. I. Francis Salony - Exacting science teacher . . . Mrs. Alma Flinn - Algebra is her chiel joy in school life. Remedial reading classes are her specialty. Miss Martha Connell - As Director of Guidance, she has advised us well in our daily problems and in our immediate future plans. conducted memorable field trips this year . . . mentor of visual aids equipment. Mrs. Margaret Garvin - Government problems came to life in P. O. D. class through the medium ol newspapers. wr Jima Uwz Jwfwm gm Jw, Eleven n

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aww STETSON IAPALUCCI BLEHAR AZZARA VARNER LARIMER Mr. Philip Stetson - Speaks French like a native- Mrs. Mary K. Azzara - Took over eighth grade teaches it, too, along with English . . . remember the Forensic play? Miss Catherine lapalucci - Sets the commercial stu- dents a fine example in efficiency . . . keeps cafeteria accounts, too. Mr. William A. Blehar - Handles the mathematical angle of the commercial department . . . school banking is his concern. this year . . . helps give them what they need for high school. Mr. Paul R. Varner - Give him two willing hands and your attention . . . result? Everything from door stops to cedar chests. Mrs. Elizabeth Larimer - English and journalism are her subjects . . . the Powhatan and Tomahawk are her pets. ,gem Jim mm gp '