Duquesne High School - Echo Yearbook (Duquesne, PA)

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LTY 'K' 0.7 01A Thous Miss Marie F. Brings Slippery Rock Normal School: University of Pittsburgh: B.S.. Pennsylvania State College. Subjects: Latin and Biology Miss Julia Clemens B.S.. University of Pittsburgh. Subjects: Shorthand, Typing, English Miss Esther M. Forrest l..itt.B.. M.A.. Grove City College: Berlitz School of Languages: Summer Sessions in: Columbia University. Middlebury School of Spanish. University of Colorado, Saltillo. Mexico, Mexico City. Subjects: Spanish and German Mr. R. R. Hasson California State Teachers College: B. Shorthand Sci.. Bowling Green: Bus. Univ., Bowling Green, Ky.: Grove City College: Univ. of Pittsburgh. B.S. in Adm.: University Law School. L.l...B. Subjects: Typing and Shorthand Miss Ruth N. Meighen B.A.. Seton Hill College: Carnegie Institute of Technology: M.Ecl.. University of Pittsburgh. Subjects: English, Publications Miss Martha Regester B.S.. M.Ed.. Univ. of Pittsburgh: Columbia University: Dulce University. Guidance Counselor Miss Bertha M. Riggs B.S.. California State Teachers' College: Pennsylvania State College: University of Pittsburgh. Subjects: Biology and English Miss Annette H. Carpenter B.S.. Carnegie Inst. of Technology: University of Pittsburgh: Duquesne University. Subjects: Office Machines and Typing Mr. john M. Davis B.S.. University of Pittsburgh. Subject: Physics Miss Mary E. Hamer B.A.. Penna. College for Women: University of Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania State College. Subjects: English and Spanish, Publications 1 M rs. Charlotte Keenan Slippery Rock Teachers' College: B.A.. Pennsylvania State College: Douglas Business College. Subjects: English and Bookkeeping Mr. Michael Ratlvansky B.S.. M.Ed.. Univ. of Pittsburgh. Subjects: Typing. Shorthand, Health and Math. Miss Mary L. Richards B.S.. California State Teachers' College: University of Pittsburgh: Penna. State Teachers' College. Subjects: English and Health Mr. Wvilliam McGaw Carnegie Tech: University of Pittsburgh: California Normal: Duquesne University. Vocational Director

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SECRETARIES l T ll T I 0 1' MR. HENRY lfrom a teacher in a little cotmtrv school to a high school principal marks the sum total of R-A- KENNEY E- C- HARVEY E- HREBENACH Mr. Henry's career. thus far. Our principal is a graduate of California State Teachers' College ancl also Susquehanna l'ni- versity. Being very active in sports clnring his high school antl college careers Mr. Henry came to llucpiesne in H12-1 in the capacity of hasket- hall and track coach. Gradually climbing the laclcler of success Mr. llenry hecalne junior High principal and then two years later Senior High principal. High school stamlarcls antl a great interest in athletics help to stimulate our principal's actions. Being a family man greatly helps him to uncler- stancl antl cope with the problems of the pupils. OUR SECRETARIES .X concern is only as efficient as its employees. and who coultl he more efficient than our three ' secretaries? When any information is neeclecl or is to he kept for reference these latlies hanclle ' the matter with precision. ' l'o he ahle to fincl any one of seven hunclrecl stutlents at a lnotnent's notice is one of Nliss llrehenach's lninor tasks, Miss Harvey lnust keep Mr. tiillespic-'s recorcls accurately and Miss Ken- ney must hanclle affairs for the lloarcl of litlu- tation. When Ianrels are ht-ing hamlecl arountl. let's not forget the right haml men's right hancl women. BOARD OF EDUCATION 'l'he lloarcl of litlttcation of the Duquesne l'nhlic Schools has authorizecl many improve- ments for the school this year. ln orcler to raise morale ancl preserve property. the hoarcl has haul the classrooms paintetl. lhe night gymnasium program lor hoys anal girls has heen greatly expanclecl to preyent jtlye- nile tll'llIlllllL'Ilt'X. 'l he tratle classes in the High School antl sew- ing class in the junior High School hoth come untler the inriscliction of the School lloarcl. 'lhe lmoartl has approved many activities in- clntling the new Nlay Day festivities. Principal, RAY Y. HENRY Board of Education ...- E. R. HOLLAR N. NOVAK R. B. REED J. J. RILES C. L. SMITH S. WEISS j. SELZNICK J. MIDLA

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nd Times No! 9' Miss Dorothy Surgent Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics Indiana State Teachers' Collegeg University of Pittsburgh. Subject: Math Mr. john A. Carey B.S.. Carnegie Inst. of Technology. Mechanical Drawing Mr. D. Duane Mellon B.S., Geneva College: M.A.. University of Pittsburghg Columbia University: Pennsylvania State College. Subjects: Geometry and Algebra Mr. A. E. Reinbold Bloomsburg State Normal: B.S.. M.Ed.. University of Pitts burgh. Subject: History Mr. john Ruby University of Pittsburgh. Subject: Electric Shop Theory Miss Hazel Stewart Slippery Rock Teachers' College: B.A.. Pennsylvania State Collegeg Pitt University. Subjects: French and Trig. Mr. Miles Zeleznik M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh. Subjects: Shorthand and Math Mr. W. E. Barber B.S.. Clarion State Teachers' Col- lege: M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh. Subject: Chemistry Mr. C. Greenway California State Teachers' College: B.A.. M.Ed.. University of Pitts- burgh. Subject: Democracy Mr. Alfred L. Mooney B.S.. Clarion State Teachers' Col- lege. Subjects: English and Solid Geometry Mr. Mark WV. Reutzel B.S., M.L.T.. University of Pitts- but-gh. Subject: Chemistry Mr. james St. Clair, jr. B.S., Slippery Rock State Teachers' College: University of Pittsburgh: lVl.Ed.. University of Pittsburgh. Subjects: World History, Economics Mr. William Ackerman University of Pittsburgh. Subject: Machine Shop Theory Miss Marian White B.A., Allegheny Collegeg Columbia University: lVl.A., University of Pittsburgh. Subject: English ae 'M . 1 4.2. ,C , , 100