Jeannette High School - Jayhawk Yearbook (Jeannette, PA)

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 A bell rings! A locker slams! and one of a hundred and eighty days begins. The halls are filled with friendly greetings as the students hurry on to classes. Between September and June J.S.H.S. is the center of student life. The school clubs start the year off by electing officers and selecting new members. Enthusiasm is the word for our school spirit. During the football and basketball seasons the students attended the games and cheered our boys on to championship titles. The pep assemblies will be remembered by all the students. STUDENT LIFE Friday night dances are always a popular part of student life. Here the students meet with their friends and a good time is had by all. But not all of the student's time is spent at dances or at sports events. Many hours are spent studying for a test or preparing a term paper. All of this is a part of student life. For a hundred and eighty days the halls of J. S. H. S. are alive with the activities of the students. But on the hundred and eighty-first day J. S. H. S. is quiet and empty, waiting for a new September.

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ADMINISTRATION WE OWE OUR SUCCESS TO THE UNTIRING HELP AND GUIDANCE OF OUR ADMINISTRATION MR. HENRY W. PHARAOH SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS The supervision of an entire school district is a tremendous responsibility. For this task, our school board was wise to chose Mr. Henry Pharaoh. As our superintendent of schools, Mr. Pharaoh's jobs vary from the preparation of a school budget to the decision of school vacation. His varied duties make him an extremely busy man. Therefore, for this time J. S. H. S. thanks him. Helping Mr. Pharaoh in his work is our principal, Mr. Francis W. Ma-tika. Although his job keeps him entirely in our building, his duties vary, from the assignment of teachers to teach the various subjects to the helping of students find the right thing to do after graduation. No matter how busy he may be, he always has time to help the student solve some of their problems. For his fine guidance and help, we thank him. 6