Fox Chapel High School - Renard Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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- ,...,..c,..,ss,..........W...it.....,..Wi DR. JOHN G. COBER B.S. Indiana University of Pa.g M.Ed. University of Pittsburghg D.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Supervising Principal of the Fox Chapel Area Schools. MR. C. RANDALL MEYERS B.,S. Slippery Rock Collegeg M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Associate Supervising Principal. MR. FRANK CHRISTY B.S. Waynesburg Collegeg M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Associ- ate Supervising Principal. With the new wing of the High School finished, the Adminis- tration has embarked upon its newest project-the building of the new Junior High. Scheduled to open in the fall of 1969, the new O,Hara Junior High School will occupy ground between Cabin Lane, Powers Run Road, and Falconhurst Drive. Upon' completion, it will house seventh, eighth, and ninth graders,i residing south of a certain lineg those north of the same line willi attend the Dorseyville Junior High School. The Administrative Offices MR. WAYNE M. GRAFF Mr. Liptak is presented with a plaque recognizing his service to the school district. Dam Pfocffssing Manage'

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Wllhe improvement of the un- derstanding is for two ends: first, for our own increase of knowl- edgeg secondly, to enable us to deliver and make out that knowl- edge to Otl18I'S.7, P-john Locke. Faculty And AdHllHlStr3tlOH r

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w l war- wg , MR. HARRY L. LODGE ' Business Manager ...ax A I v ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIES-Bottom Row: Mrs. Grace Templer, Mrs. Pearl Hazlett, Mrs. Evelyn Yount. Top Row: Mrs. Dorothy Hartmann, Miss Genevieve Frey, Mrs. Lenora DeLucz1, Mrs. Helen Condra, Miss Sharon Sokol. The workmenls strike last summer put an end to all hope of completing the new wing for the incoming freshman class. The Administration would like to thank the students and faculty for their co-operation during this trying period. Once opened for classes, the school faced numerous additional handicaps. For the first few weeks after the opening of the top floor, teachers had to get along without any blackhoards, heaters, lights, doors, blinds, or inside windows. Furthermore, they still had to put up with construction noises all around them. When the workmen were finally gone, the new wing housed twenty new classrooms, two activity rooms, three teachers' planning rooms and a new power mechanics' room. In addition, the cafeteria and kitchens were enlarged, and a new all- purpose gym and boys, locker room were built. It was all worth waiting for and many visiting groups have commented on how lucky we are to have such a beautiful school. House The Backbone Of The Entire District AREA SCHOOL BOARD-Bottom. Row: Mr. William C. Scott, .lr.g Mr Charles FT. Ahl. lr. tPres.l: Mr. John C. Hohman. Top Row: Mr. Frederick D. Amslerg Mr. Charles W. Wright, Jr.g Mr. Frank J. Lydick. Missing from picture-Mr. W. Hunter Klingensmith.