Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

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am, nfx, I rimmtii SNOWDIEN - Nl.'XL'l.AY THE All I ISTRATIO This year the school administrators, are fully conscious of their part in instructing the young men and women in the duties which lie ahead, to assure the preservation of our great Democracy. More than ever the students are calling upon Dr. Snowden, Mr. Maclay, Nlr. Leinbach for directions and a helping hand in the solving of their problems. VVe have great faith in these men, who are the foundation of our wisdom for future years. 'We can see the success of planning and that through their guidance We Will be of great help to our country. YVe will be able to offer our assistance in the winning of this battle for the things we love. The boys have become better acquainted, on the whole, with the Administrators this year as they sought advice before joining the armed forces. They give their undivided attention to the boys who seek their counsel. In spite of their serious side one can always find them ready to give you a smile and a pat on the back. i iktir ELEVEN l

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BIIARD 0F EDUCATIUN The School Board interprets the school code as it applies to the local schools. They see that the school is run efficiently in a business-like way to the best interest of the pupils and members of the community. All money to benefit the school passes through their hands. They provide the necessary equipment to make our education possible. We thank them for this supervision. ADAMSON ELIAS FLOYD GASLILL HIEASLEY KEALQY Noorwm rrN

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Fostex B. Snowman, Pn.B. CLafayetteJ, M.A., En.D. CU. of Pittsburgh? . . . Since the day of Dr. Snowden's arrival, we have held great respect for our jovial superintendent . . . always willing to help those who ask . . . Rotary Club . . . hobbies are hunting, fishing, and golhng. JOHN M. MACLAY, A.B. CSyracuseJ, M.En. CPenn State? . . . One person we can't say enough for or about . . . being the principal, everyone is fully conscious of his prestige . . . don't let him frighten you, he's tops . . . plays well the organ and piano . . . our hats are off to him. FRANK Lelwrmcu, A.B. Cliranklin and Marshallj, MA. CU. of Pittsburghl . . . Here is our good-natured and well-liked vice-principal . . . has charge of the Social Studies Department . . . an ardent teacher of History . . . he is a good friend to all who do not take advantage of his good nature. Eutov S. ALmuc:n'r, B.S. COhio Statel, M.A. CU. of Pittsburgh, . . . Our genial friend can cut the rug on any floor and especially square dancing . . . the girls like his methods of teaching Cdon't we girlsij . . . instructs us in the fundamentals of machines . . . he's tops. Awusu ANIANN, B.S. CU. ol' Pittshurghj . . . Teaches bookkeeping all day long . . . in football season he is busy teaching the boys the rights and wrongs of football . . . sponsor of the' junior Sports- man Club . . . dislikes chewing gum: There's the waste paper basket, students. LTY KATHRH'N BARLEY, A.A. Cl-Ioodl, A.M. CColumbia UQ . . . Very petite . . . wants things just so . . . her quiet manner is seldom disturbed . . . relaxes with a good book or listening to classical music . . . teaches Latin . . . sponsor of Classical Club . . . is President of P,T.A. A MARKLEY BARNES, A.B. CU. of Pittsburghl . . . To this man we owe our splendid football team . . . has made a name for the school through his boys . . . has a strong sense of humor . . . always ready to play a practical joke . . . ideal pastime is fishing. HARRY Basom, A.B. CAlbright U.D, M.A. CU. of Pittsburgh? . . . Be the morning bright or dull, a warm reception is always given by this well-liked teacher . . . his jokes are notorious and never run out . . . sponsors the Alpha Hi-Y . . . teaches history . . . he enjoys sports and reading. KATHERINE BAUGHMAN, B.A. CGoucherJ, M.L. CU. of Pittsburghl . . . Katie is greatly admired by all her students . . . she has a great desire to live in the wilds of Mexico . . . studied at the University of Mexico . . . makes Spanish a wonderful subject . . . is admired by all her male students. Geonci: Btacic, CU. of Pittsburghl . . . Short but effective . . . teaches woodwork, plastics . . . raises some nice chickens Cfowls of course? . . . proud of his garden hut does not allow that to interfere with his home life . . . the boys whom he teaches are all proud of his mighty might. Suu wmarv MACLAY' LntNn.-xci-1 Atmuonr AMANN BARLEY Bmmlzs Basoivi BAUGIIMAN BLACLQ TWELVE