Ford City High School - Trireme Yearbook (Ford City, PA)

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unor zh MR A A IIIXINSON 1 qr md Stotchm an yy ho lust arrived this year believes in socialized medicine his latest Xm IS cards are good until December 25 l950 MISS ERLA HOFFMAN L P G s home room ttlcher presides in the Library at lunch time has produced more IS sembly s shoyys than Ziegheld 1 poet at heart vu ants to tin ploy a GFIPCS of Wrath fmuly MR R MILLER l1as optntd tht mystery of scunu, to hundreds of boys and qirls is an txptrt in Radio and P A systems MISS VIOLA PALUMBO one of tht feyy vtomen who rt ally loyes math teiches it quite successfully to seventh and eiqhth graders a qr adu ate of Penn State 21 Ford City Alumnus interested ln Girl Scouts MISS IFSSIF RHINES hobby is cooking and driymq eytry student who has studied under htr loves her her class debates are happy memories of many Seniors IVIISS ELLA X OFT 1 distinct personality who loxts good music qood books and pisses that lou on to har students the outst and mq ptnm an of the Faculty MISS BESSI' I lxIS 1 t Sth qrade History rtd lu aded but apparently without tht ttmptr th1t qoes yyith it snappy and to the point has madt her room 1 History Museum MR R McKEE his speech 18 slow and very deliberate is pretty ysife and attractiye baby daughter occupy most of his time that is not spent in the tlassroom MISS DORO I HY MILLI R sn 1ppy 'and to tht point never lWL'll'S about the bush special tduc ation txpt rt hobby Sunday the st aqe lost a great mimic when she btcume 1 te1cher MISS MARY RHEA famous for her droll stories and unex ptcted jokes she really loyes farm life an independent soul who trys to orient students into occupations MISS IEAIN ROBERTS substituting hs y ar in Social Science for the ninth grade quiet she pursues her oyxn tourse and arrives 'at her ends success fully MISS ELIZABETH XX FAX ER a product of Indiana State TL ichers College te aches Frtshman Fnqlish and is also ex trtmtly musical tsptcnlly taltnttd in pl1ying the piano Littriry Critit for the FRIREME O O .. ...ilk '.1i'..,.7tI12nl . . 2 , ' N. 2 ' 'I A . 'H , . . ' . - si . . I I ' .L ' ' ' i i 2 .' . . 1 1 , .. 1 2 .1 2. ' .1 2 K ' .... 2 '. 2 ' 11- , . ' . . , 2, 2 1 2 . . . , 12 . . . , 2 ' . . . hl ' . , . , ' 2.- ' ' , 'lc .4 I K A A A A - C I s - I A - 2 2 . . . '2 1 - ' 2 2 . 2 H 2 ' '. s vs. . 1 h -'- 21 1 52 B 2 1 C x ' , ' 2 ' 2 . . .1 , 1 .1 . . . 1 2 ' 1 1 ' 2 ' his hobby' was m21n21ging athletics. School Class, driving her c2ar . . , . 2A . 2 . 1 1'2 2 2 . X , - v v xi v B1 ' AY K Av' I ., ' . 1 'A 2 ' . . . 2 ' . - ., ' . . . ' ' . . . is Q ' 2 . .' 'K ti. 'e' ' '2 . . . 1 1 1 2 1 . . . , 2 . . - , F 1. . Q , A , A I . . 1 K 2 n 4 Q . 2.. 1, 2 '1 12 1 . 1. 1 . . . 2 . 1' .2 - ' -ll :- 'K 1 2 1 2' '. 1 1' Q12 ... 1'2 ' 2 1 1 ' 2 1 '2 . . .

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