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

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dt mf. TWT. DLE? DARK FELKZI' i ul Ki V Wm PASSING E'.,NLMiS P4 in MASTER FACH DAYS WORK AS IT C01VlF.fS ALONG. fri: MILLER C. Hoon AND D. RAYMOND MACK Did something suddenly occur that required Mr. Hood and Mr. Mack to meet tor a little chat? Could it be a snow storm which may give the students a day's vacation? Perhaps it's a discussion about the school program, a student's tardiness, or it might be a replay of that basketball game last night. To all students it's a common sight which shows the administrators are Working together. Eight

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Waffzolmen MILLER C. Hoon Many of the things we enjoy today were con- sidered IMPOSSIBLE yesterday. The past cen- tury has seen unbelievable advancement in the fields of communication, education, transportation, and science. Progress depends upon the dreamer and the doer whose faith and ambition have given us such things as radio and television, modern equipment and methods in education, jet propulsion, plastics, and wonder drugs. So dream your dreams and challenge the IM- POSSlBLE, Class of 1953-it may come true! Words are little things that are easily spoken and we forget what power they have to give pleasure or pain. They seem so swiftly gone that we forget that they do not go away at all, but remain like barbed arrows in the heart where they struck, or like fragrant flower distilling perfume. They seem powerless for good or evil, but We for- get that they either tear down or build up fair fabrics of joy and peace in the souls of those to whom we speak them. They are the vehicles of thoughts. Let us be very careful in the way we use our words. lt is my sincere hope that each member of the Class of 1953 will add some thought or deed to make this world a better place to live. Seven

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Michael Baker WGS graduated lrom Waynes- burg College with G Bachelor of Science de- gree. He is the iootball coach and teaches math- ematics and health. He sponsors the Varsity Club and is adviser to the eighth grade. Iames M. Burk is ad- viser to the junior class and Student Council. He was graduated from the University oi Pittsburgh with a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree and re- ceived his Master of Ed- ucation degree trom the University of Pittsburgh. He is the wrestling coach and is the assistant coach of football. Paul W. Clark, adviser to the F. F. A., was grad- uated from Pennsylvania State College with a Bachelor ol Science de- degree. He teaches agri- culture. Eunice L. Dunn was graduated from Slippery Rock State Teachers Col- lege with a Bachelor ot Science degree. She teaches girls' health, coaches varsity and jun- ior varsity cheerleaders, and sponsors intramural sports for girls. 31201 50 It Nine Iohn Brodish was grad- uated lrom Pennsylvania State College where he received his Bachelor ol Science degree. He is ad- viser to the Science Club, junior high football coach, and junior class adviser. He teaches sci- ence and mathematics. Laura L. Bullington is an adviser to the Parrot, Press Club, Quill and Scroll, Warrior, and sophomores. She was graduated from Iuniata College with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She teaches journalism and English. Frances Cullen is an adviser to the F. T. A. and junior class. She is a graduate ol Catawba College with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She teaches English, history and guidance. Doris M. Eshbach is adviser to the sopho- more class, Warrior, ln- termediate Dramatics Club, and Student Coun- cil. She was graduated from Iuniata College with a Bachelor of Arts de- gree. She teaches Eng- lish and Latin.