Farrell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Farrell, PA)

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FARRELL PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL: John Hetra, principal; Mrs. Virginia Armstrong, Mrs. Victoria Barbu, Emma Bobby, George Dvoryak, Mary Freebie, Mrs. Mildred Grande, Alice Griffith, Helen Grimes, Genevieve M. Heagney, Anthony J. Kilbert, Paul Komar, Lillian Leyshon, Mrs. Hannah Lucas, Stephen T. Marin, Margaret Martini, Thomas E. McDougall, August Miller, Helen L. Sage, Margaret Sage, Lewis G. Sarcinella, Mrs. Evelyn Schenk, Edna Short, Charles Snyder, Bessie Struck, Grace Struck, Mrs. Alberta Tate. LINCOLN BUILDING: Mrs. Elizabeth Broderick, principal; Mrs. Rose Ballan, Ellen Fritchman, Mrs. Anne Hollingsworth, Myrtle B. Rosenblum, Elizabeth R. Rudley, Gladys Tennant, M. Agnes Wheeler. PARGNY BUILDING: Mrs. Nan Scowden, principal; Rose Bianco, Gwendolyn Brown, Mary M. Davis, Mrs. Margaret J. Doerr, Lillian Garfunkel, Gwendolyn M. Leyshon, Sara B. Rosenberg, Anita Salanti, Sylvia Schermer, Mrs. Mildred Wagner, Mrs. Bernice S. Zahniser. ECKLES BUILDING: Mrs. Hazel McCreary, principal; Geraldine Bianco, Pearl E. Fowler, Ann Hetra, Roberta C. Hunter, Nedra C. Ingram, Ida Nugent, Mrs. May Richards. J. A. FARRELL BUILDING: Florence E. Arkwright, acting principal; Mrs. Bertha Bilkey, Hazel C. Bracken, Mrs. Helen S. Davis, Catherine Geletka. Rose M. Grande, Mrs. Myrtle Karr, Mrs. Nancy Nickolazas, Margaret E. Reese, Florence I. Schell, Mildred Sarcinella, William White. SPECIALS: Alice Nicolls, director of elementary education; Wilbur V. Bauer, art director; Celia G. Burns, school nurse; Dr. A. B. Wiercinski, school physician; Mary Louise Hickey, director of physical education; Joseph Tommins, director of physical education; Helena E. Spisak, choral music; James W. Dunlop, director of music. SECRETARIES AGNES LATSKO Secretary to the Superintendent Farrell Hitfh School Shenanjro Valley Commercial Institute CORNELIA GHENEA Secretary to the Principal B.B.A.. Westminster College Grove City College MRS. K. BRENNEMAN Secretary to Mr. George Wetherstein Farrell Hitrh School CUSTODIAN THOMAS TORTORETE Farrell Senior Hi«h School — 17—

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★ ★★★★★★★★ FACULTY MARY V. SCARDINA Farrell. Pennsylvania. English I. II. Lilt., B.. drove City College. Westminster College, Pennsylvania State College. University of Pennsylvania. Delegate to National Council of English Teachers. WOODROW VAN EMAN Grove City. Pennsylvania. Shorthand. Commercial Geography. Office Practice. B.S.C.. Grove City College. Pennsylvania State College, University of Pittsburgh. Advisor of the Student Patrol. Enlisted in the United States Navy. February. 1942. VAUGHN E. WAGNER Farrell, Pennsylvania. Bookkeeping I. II. B.S.C.. Grove City College University of Pittsburgh. Assistant Football Coach. ERNEST I. SCHROT Clearfield. Pennsylvania. Business Mathematics. Ix)ck Haven State Teachers College. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College. Indiana State Teachers College. B.S., Pennsylvania State College. M.Ed.. University of Pittsburgh. HELENA E. SPISAK Farrell. Pennsylvania. Choral Music. H.S.M . Indiana State Teachers College. Northwestern University. Advisor of the Girls Chorus. WILLIAM J. THOMAS Farrell, Pennsylvania. Modern European History. Journalism. A.B.. Westminster College. M.Ed.. University of Pittsburgh. Advisor of “The Night Rider.“ JULIA S. WALLACE Farrell. Pennsylvania. Modern Eu-roi ean History. American History. Washington Seminary. A.B., B.S., Muskingum College. European Tra-vel Study. Member of American Poetry Society. Advisor of the Declamation Contestants. Advisor of the Junior Class ESTHER A. R. ZENTZ Farrell. Pennsylvania. English III. A.B.. Certificate in Music. Thiel College, University of Pittsburgh. Life Member of the National Education Association. Advisor of the Senior Class. Director of Clans Plays. Advisor of The Reflector Staff. Advisor of the Cap and Gown Committee. JOSEPH C. TOM MINS Farrell. Pennsylvania. Health. Physical Education. B.S.. University of Pittsburgh. Westminster College, Pennsylvania State College. Advisor of Supervised Play. Director of Intramural Basketball. —16—

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★ ★★★★★★★★ FLAG RAISING On Thursday, September 25, 1941, impressive ceremonies were held at the Farrell Senior High School to mark the official launching of a flag raising program which will be conducted daily as a measure of stirring the patriotism of the student body and gaining increased respect for the flag of our nation. The entire student body gathered on the front lawn of the building to hear the program. The Flag raising and lowering has been conducted each day at eight thirty-five in the morning and at four ’oclock in the afternoon by the Boy Scouts and the bugler under the direction of Thomas Tortorctc. Flags have been placed in every Home Room where the students and the teachers give the pledge of allegiance at the conclusion of the daily ceremonies. In giving the pledge of allegiance, the school is directed by Principal W. R. Anderson. The idea of the daily flag raising program was originated by Superintendent Carroll D. Kearns through the cooperation of the Board of Directors and the members of the faculty. FLAG RAISING PROGRAM Occasion....................................... Superintendent Carroll D. Kearns Remarks ................................................... Mayor Lewis Levine Introduction of the Board of Directors..........Superintendent Carroll D. Kearns Remarks ......................................... Chief of Police John J. Sposito The American Flag .................................. Principal W. R. Anderson Scout Program .................................... Directed by Thomas Tortorete Chairman of the Scout Committee of Farrell Troop 27 Remarks........................... Mercer County Boy Scout Executive. Paul Stolz Reveille” ................................................ Paul Turner, Bugler “The Star Spangled Banner” ........................... Farrell High School Band Directed by James W. Dunlop 18—