Farrell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Farrell, PA)

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Elementary Schools MISS ALICE NICOLLS Director of Elementary Education JUNIOR BUILDING MK. ANTHONY PINTAR, Principal Mrs. Alberta M. Baker Mrs. Grace Bechtold Geraldine Bianco Rose M. Bianco Felix A. Bonadio Mrs. Pauline Cohen George Dvoryak Doris Egbert Mrs. Mildred Grande Alice M. Griffith Ann Hetra Roberta C. Hunter Mrs. Sara Ingram Mrs. Hannah Lucas August Miller Kathryn Polyzou Mrs. May Richards Marjorie Richards Margaret Sage Mildred Sarcinella Mrs. Margaret Smolen Barbara Wasser William White ECKLES BUILDING Lillian Garfunkel Ida Nugent MISS NEDRA INGRAM, Acting Principal Mrs. Nan Scowden Mrs. Mary A. Wheeler JAMES A. FARRELL BUILDING MRS. HAZEL McCREARY, Principal Hazel Bracken Mrs. Helen Davis Mary M. Davis Ellen Fritchman Mrs. Thelma Garstei Josephine Kaliney Mrs. Mae Kester Mrs. Florence Lewis Gwendolyn Leyshon Mrs. Virginia McGhee Margaret Reese Gladys Tennant Mrs. Margaret Terpack Mrs. Bernice Zahniser PARGNY BUILDING MRS. ELIZABETH BRODERICK. Principal Mrs. Pearl Bartholomew Gwendolyn Brown Mrs. Margaret Cheeks Rose Grande Margaret Johns Myrtle Skuse Sara B. Rosenberg Anita Salanti Sylvia Schermer DEPARTMENT SUPERVISORS DR. RICHARD W. GRANT, Director of Music ALBERT LYFORD, Assistant Director of Music PAUL KOMAR, Advisor of Art HEALTH AND ATTENDANCE DR. A. B. WIERCINSKI, School Physician DR. DAVID T. WILLIAMS, School Dentist CELIA G. BURNS, School Nurse RALPH MILLER. Attendance Officer

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Academic - General SCIENCE—BIOLOGY MATHEMATICS—PLANE GEOMETRY Academic Curriculum Students interested in preparing: themselves for college, or for any other institutions of learning, select the Academic Course. Their certification to college is based upon their achievements, intelligence, personality, and character rating as well as their ranking in the upper half of their graduating class. The required studies are English, Social Science, Science, Mathematics, Foreign Languages, and Physical Education, General Curriculum The General Curriculum provides a civic, scientific, and cultural training for a life of active and intelligent citizenship. In this course of studv. the school is free to adapt the work to the interests and the abilities of the individual students who are not planning to enter higher institutions of learning. English, Social Science, Science, Mathematics and Physical Education arc the required studies for the General Course.