Greensburg High School - Brown and White Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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K AY fp 3 is fa W f' - 'Q CLASSE Q Our mascot beckons us to classes . . . mentally labeled No lVIan's Land or New Worlds to Con- quer' '... we hear . . . the teachers voice above the chatter . . . the grinding of a pencil sharpener . . . or arrival of a book, accelerated to the floor by gravity and an el- bow . . . we swelter trying to re- member history dates we never memorized . . . perspire over pro- blems that should have been pre- calculated' 'i.. or feel the surge of emotion when reciting Vife, the people of the United States-

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Mr. William H. Mcllhattan, Superintendent O R SUPERI TE DE T Before Leo takes you to visit classes and meet students, it would be logical to let you see something of the executive side of our school life. This will take you to the Administration Building where Mr. William Mcllhattan pre- sides as the chief executive of the Greensburg school system. Supported by a staff of secretaries, he here disposes of the administrative problems which concern the school at large. Sharing the building with him are Miss Gertrude Connor, who assists Dr. Louis Wilson in his medical supervision of the school populace, and Mrs. Ann Ziskind who serves as the guidance directress. Every- one in high school has sooner or later come under the discerning eye of one or more of these supervisors, whether it was to say aaahi or explain an absence on a Friday afternoon in May. lf we are to appreciate the genuine significance of school, we must get down to the problem of securing books, chem- icals, maps, and lead pencils. We should know something of the men who pur- chase them. This brings us to our Board of Edu- cation. Chosen by the people of the community, the board is entrusted with manifold problems which are to affect the community at large,-you in par- ticular. You should know these men by name. Match the names with the faces.