Hempfield Area Senior High School - Spartonian Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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ERNEST GERHART PAUL HATCH Assistant Principal Vocational Director Our vlvaclous se:refa'y Jane? Wilson p'epares to make an announcement on the P. A. system. Z 311 'K Your high school education is not an end in itself but rather the means to an end. The diploma you receive is a testimonial that you have availed yourself of the oppore 'funities presented to a reasonable degree. You, yourself, know whether you have made the most of those opportunities. The future of our country rests with you. From your group will come the leaders of that future. We know you have the nec- essary qualities to assume that leadershlp. The time to prepare for it is now. F. Emerson Kauffman 'I3

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ff F. EMERSON KAUFFMAN Principal Mr. Kauffman ably directed our school functions with the assistance ot our school secretary, Mrs. Woodburn. I I I a Dear Students: ln this day ot satellites, wonder drugs, atomic power, and all ot the other miracles ot science, a high school education assumes a new and deeper significance, We can point with pride to all of the great acf complishments ot the past but we must also be aware ot the challenges ot the present, It is only through the solid foundation of a thorough education that you can hope to meet those challenges, There is no easy way to this meeting, but rather it means that each one must use the ability with which he is endowed to the greatest extent possible All ot us cannot be scientists, nor can we all be automobile mechanics, However, all ot us can make a real contribution to the world in which we live. Awaiting the approval ot her work by Mr l-latch, student secretary Nancy Capasso acquires valu- able experience. -11-if

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J., , f 4 QU 5 A Q sb l . , if-4-ss r . i . txt. M y f i f l Y, pf? Q fk 5 .1 1. 2.9 5 N? ,Q li ,ge Q Ai sk X k i ' 2 Dolores Abraham William Abraham Myrtle Bainbridge Philip Beltz Mary Brisbane l-la ry Abraham Lloyd Allshouse Mary Beabes lsabelle Boothman Beniarnin Brow-.ne OUR TEACHERS . . . Taking time out for assistance to eager students, the teachers of Hernptield Area Senior High School were well-known for their unseltish attitude toward developing our talents and abilities, They rnore than ably met the requirements ot a constantly changing curriculum consisting ot a breyi- ously undreamed ot yariety of subjects. Ge-nerously giving ot their intelligence and common sense, they directed with capability stimulated with entnusiasm, guided the learning ot the students with the tuture in mind. Realizing there are other duties to their profession besides leading students toward understanding a subiect, the teach- ers stroye to nnaintain friendly relations with parents, business and social groups, and their immediate communities, With an open mind and an impartial attitude they inspired their pupils to acquire higher inf telligence. 4666 'fe I 'Vlix Minder exp'ains to Elsie l-lall and Dave Hix- son the mechanical talents required to operate the con'rolled reader, 'Ql- 3 .ir LY 5 1 tu