Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

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Board of Education EDWARD BUTLER HOMER DETWILER WILLIAM DINSMORE PAUL GREGORY CLIFFORD MILLER fvwe Pwszdemi QTreasure'rJ JIACK MOCK MINNIE B. SMITH, fPresidentD EIGHT 11117213 tmztion . . . THE TRUSTEE SHIP COUNCIL Greetings to the Jeannette Board of Ed- ucation, a group of public spirited and civic minded people who have the responsibility of governing our school affairs, both finan- cial and educational. Theirs is a job that requires wisdom and patience. They must be wise in the spending of money entrusted to them and have patience in dealing with the many problems which confront them. They give freely of their time in order that we may have the best possible educational equipment as well as the finest men and women possible to teach and guide us so that we may become useful citizens in the world of tomorrow. Our school under their able direction has become one to be proud of with the highest standards of education, clean sports, the finest stadium in the district and our new field house. For all these things may we, the Class of 1950, say thank you l and may the plans now under consideration for a new high school progress as rapidly as possible so that the future students of Jeannette may have the benefit of all that modern education has to offer. FOSTER M. SNOWDEN FOSTER M. SNOWDEN, Ph. B. CLafayetteJ, M. A., Ed. CU. of Pittj . . . Our well known Superintendent of Jeannette Public Schools . . . Dr. Snowden is re- spected and admired by all . . . enjoys hunting, gardening, and playing golf . . . an active member of the Rotary Club . . . is easily recognized by his quiet and thoughtful mannerisms . . . listed in Who's Who of American Educators. J oHN M. MACLAY JOHN M. MACLAY, A. B. fSyracuseJ, M. Ed. CPenn Statej . . . Presenting our principal who is definitely all right . . . a very busy person is Mr. Maclay, but he is always willing to aid many pupils by giving advice to those who ask him . . . is quite an accomplished pianist, too . . . an active member of the American Legion.

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THE KEY TO OUR SUCCESS DR. F. B. SNOWDEN J. M. MACLAY F. B. LEINBACH OUR INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE FRANK B. LEINBACH FRANK B. LEINBACH, A. B. CFranklin and Mar- shallj, M. A. CU. of Pittj . . . Introducing our Vice- principal, the man with the pleasant smile . . . this Well liked gentleman has Won many friends through his sincere and friendly manner . . . makes U. S. History very real and interesting to all With his vivid descriptions. A real friend to the students. HUGH E. JUDGE HUGH E. JUDGE . . . Has attended Pitt, Penn State, Carnegie Tech, and General Motors Institute . . . he is our capable Director of Vocational Educa- tion . . . a Rotarian and member of the American Legion . . . likes golfing and fishing . . . one of our silent but Well liked teachers . . . past president of Iota Lambda Sigma Fraternity. GERALD BOETTNER GERALD BOETTNER . . . A. B. 0Pitt.J M. Ed. CPitt.J . . . Additional graduate Work at Penn State, Carnegie Tech, Wayne University, St. Vincent, and Buhl Planetarium Cquite a listh . . . is the most active teacher in our school . . . helps sponsor our Square Dance Club . . . hobbies are Statistics and Mathematics Cof courseb . . . teacher of plane, solid, and trig . . . also does a grand job of counseling us al . NINE HUGH E. JUDGE GERALD BOETTNER