Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

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 O. E. HENRY Mathematics B. S. Pitt, Columbia E. I ANI)GRAFF Mathematics A. B. Wisconsin MADELEINE CASE English A. B. Wilson. P.tt DOROTHY FULMER Latin A. B. Denison, Chicago, Pitt HARRY BASOM i story A. B. Albright, Pitt Penn State M. DICKROEGER English A. B. Pitt, Allegheny RUTH 8UTER English A. B. Wooster. Pitt RUDELL HARMON (’om mercial A. C. A. Bowling Green MABEL SCHAJ.L Commercial B.C.S. Bowling Green, A. B„ Pitt ELIZABETH EVANS A. B. Bueknell, Wisconsin C. ARTHUR DAHL Civics West Point A. B. Allegheny, New York U. K. BAUGHMAN Spanish A. B. Goticher ELROY ALBRIGHT Science B. S. Ohio State. Muskingum, Pitt OLGA HOZZAN English B. S. Wilson, Pitt HAZEL HARSHEY Problem of Democracy A. B. Pitt MARY MATTHEWS M. MYERS Stenographer History A. B. Muskinguni. M. A. Pitt EIGHT EDITH POWELL Physical EJ. Slippery Rock, Pitt S. MANIFOLD English A. B. Gettysburg, M A. Pitt MILDRED HILLIS ('om mercial Berkley College A.C.A. Bowling Green

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UR FACULTY RE JEE PAVETTI MARY OGNIRENE Mr. Maclay is our principal, And a good one is he; The results of his labor, One can easily see. Miss Hutchinson our English teacher, Her work is always well done; She knows just when to be serious, And when to indulge in some fun. Over the Chemistry classes, Mr. Arnold presides. He teaches the students The use of various oxides. Miss Dickroeger is the one Who has charge of our dramatics; It's quite a treat for you to see, Her pupils and their tactics. Miss Hillis, the shorthand queen, Reigns o’er her classes supreme, She tries to teach her subjects. To study, and not to dream. Miss Ploto is a musical genius, She teaches French equally well; She is always delightful to us, Of her good humor one can always tell. Mr. McLaughlin is short and stubby, A jolly good fellow, though; And he teaches gymnastics, Things boys should always know. Miss Harshey, our Democracy teacher, Her voice we love to hear; She is always in our reach, And we’re glad to have her near. Mr. Henry is the mathematics teacher, He is usually full of fun. But when he is angry, You had better get ready to run. Mr. Dahl in athletics excels, As a coach he is unsurpassed; He handled our team as no one else. And his memory will always last. Here’s to our high school. Here’s to bright weather, Here’s to our faculty Whom we love altogether. SEVEN

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F. W. ARNOLD JR. Science It. S. Prim St ill o ESTELLE FLOTO French A. B. Irvilli' .1. MACLAY JR. Principal A. R. Syracuse. M. Ed. State. M. PATTERSON English A. B. Hood. Cornell V. LITTLEJOHN Com mcrcial A.B.-B.S. Bowling Green, Pitt W. Ill TCIIINSON English A. B.-M.A. Pitt. Chieugo I). I.. CRAWFORD hnl. Art B. S. Carnegie Teeli HAZEL CARMAN librarian Beeehwood Phil. Southern College JAMES EICHER Science B. S. Pitt ANNA KKESSLER Music Cornell W. HOFFMAN hnl. Art B. S. Kdinhoro MARY LOBODY Mathematic A. B. Wilson I B. LEINRACII Vice Principal A. B. F and M. M. A. Pitt ERL A DOUBLE Mathematic A. B. Pitt JAMES MeLEAN Science A. B. Westminster. Pitt MARY POOLE Hoard Secretary WARREN STROP I) Social Science A. B. Penn State. M. A. Pitt: Cal.. Col. MARY ECAN Principal’ Secretary NOEL RILEY Com mcrcial A.O.S. Bowling Croon C. TOI)lI ENTER Home Economic B. S. Hood, State ELIZABETH CRENO A. B. Si ton Hill, St. Joseph A. M. BARNES Ass . Coach A. B. Pitt EL A BUCKLEY Social Scicna A. B. Pitt r. w. McLaughlin Hoys' Physical Ed. B. S. Springfield KATHERINE BLUM Home Economic A. B. Wittenberg Pitt