Dormont High School - Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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A yearbook is a memento a reminder of old times and old friends. The crowded days of high school years, and the many and varied duties of principals and pupils, which preclude the possibility of suffi' cient personal contact between them, in their day to day activities both of these circumstances limit the possibilities of extensive personal asso- ciation and intimate acquaintanceship between principals and individu- al pupils. lt is our hope that as you read and reread these pages through the years, this page Will, in spite of the limitations mentioned above, recall to you not only an official of the staff, but also a friend of the pupils and of yours. C. E. GLASS C. E. GLASS

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D. H. STEWART The Class of l946 has completed its high school course but not its education, tor you will soon learn, in the days ahead, your education has not ended but is continuing. lncreasingly each oi you must become his own teacher: his own guide, his own governor. As you tultill these and other functions, you will give evidence ot your education and maturity and earn the responsibility and the privilege oi being your own boss, Your high school days paralleled the world's most devastating war which brought one historical epoch to a close and began a new one. Your future will parallel equally trying and difficult days. Unless each American accepts and discharges taithiully and patriotically his civic duties and responsibilities, we will lose the great citizenship privileges we enjoy. As graduates ot Dormont High School, you, as well as your contemporaries being graduated from countless other schools across this great land of ours, must preserve untarnished tor yourselves and poster- ity these inestimable rights and privileges. My hope is that you will quit you like men in the challenging days ahead. l want to extend to each member ot this class my sincere best wishes as you are graduated from Dormont High and move onward and upward courageously. lune lU, i946 D. H. STEWART

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IRENE R. BLANK FAC L'I'Y ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF DORMONT HIGH Miss Irene B. Blank, our Assistant Principal, is always willing to give helpful advice to all students in their studies and social life. She is a graduate of Greensburg High School and Goucher College. Miss Blank received her Master of Arts degree from the University of Pittsburgh. She then taught in Latrobe High School where she also was their Assistant Principal. ln l922, Miss Blank came to Dormont High as our Assistant Principal. Miss Blank is con- tinually stressing the vast opportunities that the school offers the students, trying to impress upon them the duties and responsibilities that will be theirs when they graduate. Her guidance is especi- ally appreciated by Seniors who need much help and advice to prepare themselves for graduation and their embarking into their careers. Miss Blank works for the students and with the students at all times. FACULTY F1rstRowf-Left to Bight: Miss Simons, Miss Wood, Miss Burton, Miss Nebinger, Miss Miller, Miss Blank, Mrs. DeHaven, Miss Haddock, Mr.G1ass. Second Row-Left to Bight: Dr. Stew- art Mr Dickerhoff, Miss Fretts, Mr. McLaughlin, Mr. Reed, Mr. Snyder Mr. Agnew. Third Row Left to Bight: Miss Suckling, Miss Pew, Mrs. Aten, Miss McLain, Miss McKinney, Miss Luckhardt, Miss Reed, Miss Mahaffey. Fourth Row-Left to Bight: Mr. Kling, Mr. Smith, Mr. Church Miss Sloan, Miss Morrow, Mr. White, Dr. Predmore.