Farrell High School - Reflector Yearbook (Farrell, PA)

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Elementary Faculty MISS ALICE NICOLLS Director of Elementary Education JUNIOR BUILDING MR. ANTHONY PINTAR, Principal, June 1, 1944—December 16, 1946 MR. LEWIS SARCINELLA, Principal Jaunary 2, 1947 Mrs. Virginia Armstrong: Mrs. Alberta Barker Mrs. Pearl Bartholomew Mrs. Grace Bechtold Geraldine Bianco Rose Bianco Felix Bonadio Mrs. Mary Fisher Lillian Garfunkel Mrs. Elizabeth Grimes Mrs. Alice Hadley Ann Hetra Mrs. Sara Ingram Paul Komar Mrs. Hannah Lucas T. Elmer McDougall Mrs. Agnes Magargee Alfred Malatesta August Miller Mrs.. Victoria Moldovan Mrs. Alberta Osborn PARGNY BUILDING Louise Owen Kathryn Polyzou Mrs. May Richards Margaret Sage Mildred Sarcinella Mrs. Margaret Smolen Mrs. Margaret Terpack William White Mrs. Bernice Zahniser MRS. ELIZABETH BRODERICK, Principal Gwendolyn Brown Mrs. Ethel Pintar Mrs. Margaret Smith Mrs. Margaret Cheeks Myrtle Skuse Mrs. Mildred Wagner ECKLES BUILDING Mrs. Rose Costar Ida Nugent MISS NEDRA INGRAM, Principal Margaret Rccsc Anita Salanti Mrs. Nan Scowden JAMES A. FARRELL BUILDING MRS. HAZEL McCREARY, Principal Hazel Bracken Mrs. Pauline Cohen Mrs. Helen Davis Mary Davis Ellen Fritchman Mrs. Thelma Garster Josephine Kaliney Mrs. .Mae Kester Gwendolyn Leyshon Mrs. Virginia McGhee Leola Phipps Gladys Tennant Mrs. Mary Vermeire SECRETARY DOROTHY MILLER, Secretary to Miss Nicolls and Mr. Sarcinella 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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«111 y MRS. EMILY BRECKENRIDGE Greenville. Pennsylvania. Algebra I. General Mathematics II. III. A.B., Thiol College. Advisor of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y. Resigned November 1. 1946. Faculty MRS. EVA EDELL Sharon. Pennsylvania. Beauty Culture. Caldwell’s Beauty School. Un!- ersity of Pittsburgh. Advisor of the Contoure Club Resigned No. ember 1. 1946. Secretaries LEWIS SARGINELLA Farrell. Pennsylvania. General Science. Director of Visual Education. B.S., University of Pittsburgh. Carnegie Institute of Technology, Allegheny College. Principal of Junior High Building, January 2, 1946. AGNES LATSKO ELEANOR FURLAN STELLA MUDRINICH Secretary to the Superintendent Secretary to the High School Principal Secretary to Mr. Wetherstein Building Superviser MARGARET MILETTA STELLA MAYKOWSKI Secretary to the Principal. Resigned November 1. 1946 Clerk in the Superintendent's Office 20 THOMAS TORTORETE Supervisor of School Buildings

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Parents7 Night Program NOVEMBER 13, 1940 SCHOOL IN ACTION Wood Shop Auto Body Shop Machine Shop Electric Shop Welding Sheet Metal Beauty Culture Visual Education Mechanical Drawing Chorus Band Physical Education Physical Education Making Children’s Clothes Making Cookies First Year Typewriting Commercial Typewriting Learning Office Skills The Functions of a Library Pupil Guidance Pupil Guidance Newspaper in the Making Chemistry Physics Dramatization in French SHOPS AT WORK Mr. Tudor Lewis Mr. John Herbert Mr. Ellsworth McClearn Mr. Wilbur Wise Mr. Irwin Orr Mr. Horace Read Mrs. Madge Paulson FIRST FLOOR Mr. Lewis Sarcinella Mr. Rexford Brenneman Mr. William M. Blough Mr. James W. Dunlop Mr. Joseph Tommins Miss Wanda Yount MAIN FLOOR Miss Eileen Heagney Miss Doris Archibald Miss Florence Donlin Mrs. Mary T. Jones Mr. William Laner Mrs. Mary C. Downey Miss Genevieve Heagney Mr. Ralph E. Dresch SECOND FLOOR Miss Mary J. Brown Mr. Charles Snyder Mr. Lee Roy P. Day Miss Margaret Roux Room 18, High School Idaho Street Annex Washington Building Washington Building Idaho Street Annex Washington Building Room 212, High School Room 17, High School Room 24, High School Room 29, High School The Stage, Gymnasium Gymnasium Gymnasium Room 130, High School Room 133, High School Room 122, High School Room 122, High School Room 115, High School Library Room 118, High School Room 119, High School Room 225, High School Room 217, High School Room 215, High School Room 204, High School The faculty and the students of Farrell High School participated in the twenty-sixth anniversary observance of American Education Week, November 13, 1946, when parents and friends attended “Open House” at the school. All members of the faculty were in their classrooms to welcome the visitors. A special program was presented in various rooms until eight-thirty o’clock when the visitors enjoyed a lunch in the school cafeteria.