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

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The ccmplex held of microbiology is simplified with the use of the microproiector with which Mr. Miller is preparing To show ffie characteristics of an amoeba to Charles Anthony and Donna Grifti h, CHARLOTTE KUNKLE pleasant sponsor of the senior class, she enioys traveling attended Thiel College and the University of Pittsburgh, earning a B.A. and M.Lit. Latin teacher. NANCY KURTZ vivacious sponsor of N.F.L.. attended Seton Hill College and the University of Pittsburgh gaining a BS, and M.Ed. .taught sophomore English and speech .directed the iunior class play. CARL LAUFFER studied at the University of Pittsburgh graduating with 8.5. and M.A. degree taught English and world history. . .travels during spare time and enjoys nature study. DOROTHY LORCHER a welCOme addition to Hempfield taught sophomore and iunior Eng- lish received a BA. degree from Hiram Col- lege sponsored the National Honor Society.. favors reading. VERENE LOZAW fascinating instructor of girls' physical education favors classical music sponsored the Cheerleaders, Leaders Club and GAA received a BS degree from Slippery Rock Teachers. EMERY MILLER this sportsminded person teaches Biology enjoys television and photog- raphy to the utmost alumnus of the University of Pittsburgh, he was granted a BS degree. JOHN MINDER .... a devotee of literature teaches senior English alumnus of Penn State University where he received a BS. and M.Ed. ., English department head directed the Senior Class play. KENNETH MOORHEAD likable advisor of the Hi-Y Club, . .head of the business education de- partment . .attended Indiana State Teachers Col- lege and the University of Pittsburgh received a 8.5. and M.Ed. degree. JAMES PEACH cordial teacher of distributive education and sales sponsored the D.E. Club .. enioys tasty culinary dishes holds a B.S. and M.Ed. from Indiana State Teachers College and the University of Pittsburgh. WAYNE PODVIA congenial teacher of mechan- itll drawing and drafting studied at California State Teachers College where he received a B.S. enioys boating during the summer months sacrificed time and energies to educate our minds 20

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led us through the gates of learning toward tomorrow MARY LOUISE FONTANELLA an ambitious teacher of physical education and health who en- ioys the theater attended Seton Hill College and the University of Pittsburgh holds a B.A. and M.Ed. RAY FORQUER prohciently taught American history and POD. spent college years at Washington and Jefferson where he obtained a BA. degree our basketball coach ...enioys hunting, WELLS FOX a teacher known for his interest- ing chemistry classes attended Waynesburg College and University of Pittsburgh. . .holds a B.S. and M.Ed. cars are his favorite interests. CHARLES GILBERT a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh where he merited a B.S. in Vo- cational Education enioys seeing other parts ot the World by traveling or television.,.in- structs auto mechanics. REGIS HOLDEN a friendly person who teach- es trovvel trades is studying for his degree at the University of Pittsburgh favors hunting, hshing in his leisure hours. MARY KEPPLE biology and guidance counsel- ing are her specialties studied at Western Re- serve University and received a BA. and MA for her efforts reading, hiking tascinate her. JACK KESSLER a newcomer to the teaching profession a graduate of Indiana State Teach- ers College, holding a B.S. degree golf is en- ioyable for him, .sponsors the Junior Historians LESTER KLECKNEII . this friendly teacher of algebra and math enioys bowling and golf obtained his B.S. degree from California State Teachers College and his M.Ed. from the Uni' versity of Pittsburgh. HELEN KNOX a nevvcomer to the Hempheld faculty. . .teaches French and English sponsor- ed the nevvfy organized French Club obtained her B.A. from Cha'ham College enioys sewing, WILBUR KRAYBILL known to many students seeking advice, one of our guidance counselors ,. he enfoys walking graduated from Penn State where he attained AB. and Nl.Ed. degrees. Besides performing his regular classroom duties Mr. Shields finds time to demonstrate to stu dents Dennis Downes and Joan Czerpak the technique for stringing a him on a proiector. 1 xl ?

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To improve their skill in artistic duplication Mr. Tornlcon assists Gloria Poole and Carolyn Bisping. Charlote Kunkle Carl Laufter Nancy Kurtz Dorothy Lorcher .44 ,ji Verene Lozavv Emery Miller ,My f WN imma i W v .4-vw-is ruff ,M fe.,.rv 74 BUSINESSIDUCAUON . . . Pupils expecting' to enter into the busi- ness .world are provided a well-founded progracn especially torfcommercially inter: ested students. The knowledge and skills required tor this career are thoroughly ex- plained vvith ecnphasis placed on their practical applications. Tne teachers of conn- rnercial subjects give personal attention to those needing it, in order to perfect their proficiency in these fields, Before specializing in one ot the three divisions of the Business Course, Secretarial, Clerical, and Accountancy, the students are given Exploratory work to determine their possibilities ot success in a cofnnnercial career. The teachers are cognizant ot the nec' essity for well-trained personnel in this cornplex field which daily grows nnore in- tricate. lt is with this need in mind that our connrnercial faculty prepares students. John Minder Kenneth Moorhead , ' 'iff' James Peach Wayne Podvia i le N., fd fi, -of W-e f' 'E 21