Homestead High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

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 Seated, left to right: Mrs. Ethel T. Posey, Mr. Frank H. Fulton, Miss Mary E. O'Leary, Dr. Patrick J. Hughes, Mr. William V. Campbell. Standing: Mr. John McLean, Jr., Mr. James Armstrong, Mr. John Zipay, Mr. Alexander E. Ackley, Mr. John J. Casey. OFFICERS Mr. Alexander E. Ackley...................President Mr. Frank H. Fulton..................Vice President Mr. John J. Casey.........................Treasurer Miss Mary E. O'Leary......................Secretary Mr. John McLean...........................Solicitor Miss Mary E. O'Leary Secretary to the Superintendent Of f Miss Margaret Black Secretary Mr. Alexander E. Ackley President of the School Board Miss Frances Deberson Secretary

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uDinmiSTwiTion OUR SUPtmOIfODfOI I offer sincerest congratulations to you members of the graduating class of 1959 on the attainment of another milestone in your lives. Yours was a good class. Yesterday it was a reality, today it is a memory; one that you will become fonder with the passing years. It is my wish that Homestead High School has helped to sharpen your appetite for knowledge and critical thinking to the end that you may live more effectively for yourselves and more help- fully for others. Mr. William V. Campbell A.B., M. A., Duquesne University

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flominisTRATion OUR PfilRCIPflL Mr. Dwight H. Conner A.B., Geneva College M.A., Columbia University A school yearbook requires a great amount of effort on the part of those who plan it, and then assemble all the details, to bring it to reality. The pleasure, which the completed book affords, brings a re- warding sense of satisfaction to those who have given of their time and effort. 1 be- lieve the yearbook is a very important part of the whole school program and is ap- preciated even more in later years, as a means of recalling happy hours in school.