Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

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61 CLLHQ ALFRED M, AMANN-B, S., M. Ed . . . Popular among the ath- letes is our baseball and assistant football coach. Never a dull mo- ment in his bookkeeping and Com. Law classes with his lively jokes . . . sponsors Hunting and Fishing Club. HARRY LANG - Vocational - A comparatively new arrival, good- looking' Mr, Lang is very popular with the shop boys . . , instructs the machine shop boys very capably . , . sponsors Micrometer Club, REBECCA SHEARE1:-This pleasant nurse With the sparkling person- ality is always ready with a smile -or a pill . . . sponsor of the F. G. W, Club . . . a graduate of West- moreland School of Nursing. GERALD BOETTNER-A, B., M. lid.-one of our ablest sources of knowledge . . . Guidance director . . . just loves figures fgeometrical, of coursell . . . sponsors .square Dance . . . putting those finish.ng touches on the dream house. MILDRED D. BOETTNER-RCSD.7ll- sible for a million and one services to J, H. S., We'd be lost without her . . . private secretary to Mr. Maclay . . , main intercs.s center around planning new home with hubby. WILLIS GILKEY-Vocational . . . a very recent addition to the faculty of J. H. S. Although he isn't yet very well known, he is very well liked by his Pattern Shop students, DONALD HALL-A. B. M. Let- ters . . . Popular teacher of English l . , . Active in sports department as coach of the Jr. W.P.I.A.L, bas- ketball team . , . advisor of the Forum Club. HAZEL HARSHEY-A, B., M. Lit. QPittJ-Her informal discussion periods of Current Problems have made her one of the most progres- sive schoolmarms. The popular junior class advisor, she goes in for making jewelry

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HN M MACLAY M. JO . JOHN M. MACLAY A. B. CSyracuseJ, Ed. CPenn Statej . . . a really great guy ' the keyboard with as much ' l . . . the who can tickle ease as he directs the high schoo most wonderful principal in all this world. This brilliant fellow has become a pal to every J. H. S. student and teacher . . . Very talented in creating things with his hands. FOSTER M. SNOWDEN FOSTER M. SNOWDEN, Ph. B. CLafayetteJ, M. A. Ed. CPittJ . . . Distinguished, well- d especially popular Superintendent ' ' entleman who known an of Public Schools is this g makes a special point of understanding young people. The faculty, students, and fellow administrators feel very bad about losing him next year when he will go into retire- ment. A friend to all, he is listed in Who's Who of American Educators. FRANK B. LEINBACH . CFranklin an d FRANK B. LEINBACH A. B CU of Pittj . . . The well- leasant M rshallj M. A. . ' ' ' l ho has the unp a known vice-principa w job of reprimanding hooky players . . . never wears the same necktie twice. He teaches U. S. History to the juniors and d nt council . . . helps keep the tic basis. manages stu e ' such a democra school running on TOP LEFT JOHN MACLAY, Principal DR. FOSTER B. SNOWDEN, Supt, of Schools FRANK LEINBACH, Vice -Principal

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