Franklin East Taylor Township High School - Jayonian Yearbook (Conemaugh, PA)

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Faruli Midi If: s? A VERSATILE GRCUP OFFER THEIR BEST TO US Floyd S. Day . . . BS.-M.Ed . . . mathematics, geography and junior business training . . . enjoys telling about his hunting and hshing trips . . . loves to camp over night . . . hobby- outdoor sports. John W. Dean . . . BCS .... commercial subjects . . . faculty manager ol athletics . . . well-liked by his students . . . demands accuracy and neatness in all work . . . hobbies-hunting and hshing. Mary Galbraith . . , BS .... commercial subjects . . . ca-sponsor of the Y-teens . . . exceptionally good-natured . . . forever en- couraging the senior class . . . hobby-music. Milan Gjurich . . , AB ,... English . . . athletic coach . . . always joking with the students . . . guided the Jays to many football victories . . . hobby-sports. Jean Grimm . . . degree in home economics . . . home economics . . . a favorite with all the girls . . . would love to have a class of boys in cooking . . . hobbies-traveling and goli, Walter E. Hite . . . AB.-AM .,.. English, Latin, and mathematics . . . co-director of class plays .... assembly chairman . . . encourages diverse activities among the youth . . . hobby- hshing. g o ': 5- Ac hr-r rfsvzy, Sfilly linds

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CAPABLE LEADERS DIRECT OUR SCHOOL'S CURRICULA Since becoming supervising principal in l928, Dr. H. C. Tilley has displayed a broad progressive -5 educational tendency. His persistent eftort to 2- organize a larger system will be rewarded with the beginning of the tall term. He has contributed much toward the high scholastic curricula ot the school. MR. D. G, SEESE HIGH SCI-l,C3DL PRINCIPAL R. . .'. ' School business is big business and the maintenance of records is important to the graduates of a school. Likewise the filing ot reports with the state plays a vital role in the accumulation of statistics. These require the employment of efficient secretaries. DR. H. C, TILLEY SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Mr. D. G, Seese became our high school principal in l93O. He is confronted daily with the pertinent problems of finance and discipline. His interest in youth and his wealth of experience have been valuable assets in assuring each student the type of education tor which he is best suited. MARY BOSSER, HELEN SLAVICH SCHOOL SECRETARIES i be-pw rviiiv

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orence and Raymond discuss religious ideals in sociology. THEIR TALENTS ARE MANYp Michael Margetan . . . 3.5.-M.Ed. . . . woodl shop and rnechanical drawing . . . baseball coach . . . lceeps students moving in the halls . . . stage supervisor . . . hobbies-hunting and tishing. Frank Medler . . . BS ...4 driver training, history, and geography . . . Key Club sponsor . . . a firm believer in automobile insurance . . . a good counselor . . . hobby-sports. Michael Moncilovich . . . AB.-Ivi.Ed. . . . English, reading, literature, and spelling . . . home school visitor . . . bachelorhood is his desire . . . always in a hurry , . . hobbies- choral work and choreography. THEIR PATIENCE SUBlIMEp THEIR REWARD-OUR SUCCESS FLOYD S. DAY JOHN W. DEAN Anthony N. Moran . . . BS.-M.Ed, . . . English, literature, and social studies , . . publishes the Blue Jay News with his class . . . likes to discuss problems with the students . . . hobby- clrarnatics. 7if'7 Mr Mol' MARY GALBRAITH MILANI RicH JEAN okirwvi Wd 5-in WALTER E. HITE MlCHAEL MARGETAN FRANK MEDLER MICHAEL MONCILOVICH ANTHONY MORAN I 3 L 1 Q