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Miss Onesi Miss Barclay Mrs. Mitchell Miss Broudfool Mr. Slaresinic Mr. Karl Miss Checco Mr. Sfetter Mr. Clciypool Mr. Peach Mr. Walsh Mr. Beck Mr. Gill AM FORGOTTEN, SAY.. I TAUGHT THEE. fShokespec1reD
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Mrs. Erma Briggs Bacheior of Arts- Allegheny College English Miss Jeannette Broadfoot Bachelor of Arts- University of Pittsburgh Algebra, Plane Geometry Mr. Nick Staresinic Bachelor Science- University of Pittsburgh Physical Education, Health Mrs. Josephine Henschel Bachelor of Arts- University of Pittsburgh History Mrs. Marian Mitchell Bachelor of Science, Master of Education- State Teachers' Colle e 9 f Indiana, Pennsylvania, University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute of Technology Shorthand, Transcription Mr. George Stetter Bachelor of Science- State Teachers' College, Indiana, Pennsylvania Business I Knew You Could Do It Mrs. Velma White Bachelor of Arts- Waynesburg French, English Miss Marie Onest Bachelor of Science- State Teachers' College, Indiana, Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania State Uni- versity Shorthand, Typing Mr. Roy Beck Grove Cityg Pennsylvania State University, Car- negie lnstitute of Tech- nologyg N.Y.U. Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry l 1 4 Miss Laverne Zilcosky Bachelor of Science- State Teachers' College, Indiana, Pennsylvania Typing, Office Practice Miss Elvera Checco Bachelor of Science- Slippery Rock Health, Physical Education Mr. Donald Claypool Bachelor of Science- State Teachers' College Indiana, Pennsylvania, University of Pittsburgh Retail Consumer Education, Typing Mr. James Peach Bachelor of Science- State Teachers' College, Indiana, Pennsylvania Typing Miss Adeline Barclay Bachelor of Chemistry- University of Pittsburgh Chemistry Mr. Kenneth Karl Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts- Franklin Marshall Economics, Problems of Democracy Mr. Chester Gill Bachelor of Science- State Teachers' College, Indiana, Pennsylvania History Mr. William Walsh Bachelor of Arts- University of Pittsburgh, Grove City College Biol09Y, Mathematics Miss Zilcosky, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. White Mrs. Henschel FACULTY wus
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Sponsors: Mr. Beck, Miss Broadfoot, Mr. Hudson, Mrs. Mitchell The class of T956 was an accidental dis- covery. Three years ago, in September of l953, the faculty of Har-Brack High School suddenly caught a glimpse of something strange and new. Just inside the front door, huddled together in mute embarrassment and anxiety, were the members of what has be- come the class of 1956. Gently, attempting to clispel the fears of the strangers, the faculty bade them enter and spent the next few weeks attempting to gain their confidence and friendship. During the first month at school, the sopho- mores suffered much inconvenience because of their unfamiliarity with the traffic rules of the new country. They were always taking wrong turns, being on the wrong floor, and arriving at their classes fifteen minutes late. But by Thanksgiving, they were often in the right place at the right time. A class meeting was called. Barbara Rum- mel was elected the first female class Presi- dent in the history of Har-Brack. To help her bear the responsibility of our first year, we Chose Robert Stimel, Vice President, Marlene Gamer, Secretary-Treasurer, Charlotte Hogg, Activities Board Representative. The advisers elected to aid us were Miss Broadfoot, Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. Glowacki, and Mr. Hudson. Our sophomore year was highlighted when our boys led us to an unbeaten football sea- son and Pitt Stadium for the W.P.I.A.L. Play- off. Our worthy opponent was Donora and as it happened the score was 0-O. The schools were declared co-champions. The S 8- S was the only social event of our sophomore year. The females enioyed it greatly, but the male sophomores found the dance torture. Our projects were selling Snow-Magic and stationery.
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