Everett Area High School - Warrior Yearbook (Everett, PA)

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Ixh Will Jkink . . . ROBERT N. HILL. B. S. Millersville State Teachers College Industrial Arts H. ELVIN HIMES. B. A.. M. A. Ashland College Pennsylvania State College Science, Civics National Honor Society Sophomore adviser MARY L. KING. B. S. Shippensburg State Teachers College History, Georgraphy Tri-Hi-Y CLAUDE F. LARIMER, B. S. Shippensburg State Teachers College Civics, Health Hi-Y, Coach JESSIE L. MILLER, B. S. Lock Haven State Teachers College Mathematics Tri-Hi-Y, Freshman adviser THELMA E. MORSE, B. A. Juniata College English F. T. A., Dramatics, Senior adviser PATRICIA NIPPS, B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Music Girls' Chorus CAROLYN S. OWENS. B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Commercial Subjects Warrior SHERLYN W. PURSEL. B. S. Kutztown State Teachers College Art FRED A. SNYDER Dana's Musical Institute Instrumental Music Band

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. . . CljjDUJl U)oAd otf (jJiAjdom, . . . MICHAEL BAKER. B. S. Waynesburg College Science, Mathematics, Health Varsity Club, Coach, Eighth Grade adviser JOHN BRODISH, B. S. Pennsylvania State College Science Science Club, Junior High Sports Junior adviser MARY BUCHER. B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Home Economics Bachelors' Club, F. H. A., Freshman adviser LAURA L. BULLINGTON. B. S. Juniata College English, Journalism Warrior, Parrot, Press Club Sophomore adviser JAMES M. BURK. B. S. University of Pittsburgh Mathematics, Science Wrestling Club, Wrestling, Junior adviser RENE M. BURK. B. S. Pennsylvania State College Commercial subjects Student Council, Freshman adviser PAUL W. CLARK. B. S. Pennsylvania State Teachers College Agriculture F. F. A. FRANCES CULLEN. B. A. Catawba College English, History, Guidance F. T. A., Junior adviser EUNICE L. DUNN, B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College Physical Education DORIS M. ESHBACH, B. A. Juniata College English, French, Latin Warrior, Intermediate Dramatics Club, Student Council, Sophomore adviser

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... On (x)hai rtyou Jsdl TAa. CHARLES H. TYGER, B. S. Indiana State Teachers College History Junior Dramatics Club Seventh grade adviser ELIZA S. HOWARD. R. N. Nason Hospital, Roaring Spring School Nurse Our teachers . . . Our associalion wiih these teachers is cerned. They have guided us into paths we task well done—they have helped to clothe In English class we learn the basic principles of grammar and the art of expression, both oral and written. In literature we read the prose and poetry of our nation and of the world, this literature that will live forever in the hearts of men. In the mathematics department we learn equations, theorems, and problems of everyday finance. History and social studies teach us the various problems of yesterday in connection with the tasks of today. Our science teachers, through experimentations, have taught the value of the scientific method and logical thinking. We take our place in business secure in our ability to type, to take dictation, to sell, to balance books. Through art, music, and the language departments we learn also of culture and the better things in life. Then, too, to take our place in the home we are taught the various phases of home economics. Industrial arts, shop, and agriculture fit us to use our hands to create useful articles—our hands to provide food. Through the physical education department we train our bodies to respond to exercise—to exercise good sportsmanship. But the teachers are not busy teaching subjects. They are busy teaching students— students who are preparing themselves for better living in a better world. now past as far as formal classwork is con-like to trod. They have taught us the joys of a us in the garb of intelligent, useful citizens. Eleven