Greater Latrobe High School - Latrobean Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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0 MISS BLANCHE Quick dem- onstrates use of duplicator to Mr. Michael Rizzo, Mr. William Franks and Mr. lohn Charlesworth. 5, .H I 3, iswqyf- 1.-j-. -X. . F A C U L T Y To Instruct, to Advise, to Assist U Faculty Members Prime Oblectives O DAVE MCCRAY and Ioe Del Sordo make use 0 ROBERT FLOROVITO, Ioyce Nagel, Caryl ot the Music Departmenfs tone tester. Hanna and Dwight Mannon examine the ilag. 18

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DISPLAYING THE Safety Patrol flags to Mr. Robert Cook is Mr, Frederick Halsall, while Mr. Lloyd Iohnson looks on. CHINESE FIGURINES attract the attention oi Mrs. Katherine Stum- baugh, Mrs. Margaret Seamens and Mrs. Grace Kettering. CLASS ADVISERS, Mr. Herbert Bitner, Miss Martha Osborne, Miss Virginia Daniels and Mr. Harry Graham, discuss Class Day skits. 17 ,M A'

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I MISS CATHERINE Netz- lof, Miss IoAnn Hohan, Miss lean Dibb, Miss Irene Mertz and Mr. Er- nest Teichert are set for another play. Teachers Give Freely of Time Outside Daily Class Periods O BY MEANS of a plumb line, treshman Pamela Iohnstcn's posture is checked during a week- ly health class. Mr. Harold Stover is head of the Commercial Department and teaches commercial law, Typ- ing I and Office Practice. Mrs. Margaret M. Seamens, Mrs. Grace Kettering and Mrs. Katherine Stumbaugh com- pose the Homemaking Department. Home Economics teacher, Mrs. Seamens, graduated from Penn State and conducts the Fashion Show. Mrs. Kettering attended Indiana State Teacher's College. Mrs. Stumbaugh, who en- joys interior decorating, teaches Related Arts. Physicial Education and Health are taught to all students by Mr. Richard Braun and Mrs. Mary Alice Graham. Mr. Braun is he-ad coach of cross-country and track. Mrs. Graham is a graduate of Slippery Rock State Teache1 s Col- lege and the University of Pittsburgh. Instructing students in languages are Miss Adeline E. Reeping and Miss Evelyn Baxter. Miss Beeping teaches Latin I and II and is adviser of the Iunior Classical League. Span- ish I and ll and French I and II are taught by Miss Baxter. Five faculty members give students a background in mathematics. Miss Mary Louise McBride instructs Algebra I and II and Broad- casting I and II. Algebra and General Mathe- matics are taught by Mr. William I. Franks, a graduate of California State Teacher's College.