Kittanning High School - Kit Han Ne Yearbook (Kittanning, PA)

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and the DMINISTRATION l W. BAY IRVINE Principal of Kittanning Senior-Junior High School To Dr. W. Bay Irvine, the man with whom many students make most frequent contacts, the student body wish to recognize his active coopera- tion in school affairs, He is vitally in- terested in youth movements, and is also a member of the Kiwanis Club. Being quick to offer his services or to provide a solution for a problem, he has endeared himself in the hearts of everyone in high school and will be re- membered many years atter our grad- uation. CLYDE W. CRANMER Superintendent of Kittanning Public Schools TO Mr. Clyde W. Cranmer, the student body express their apprecia- tion for his understanding interest in student activity. Being an active mem- ber ot the Rotary Club, he is a loyal and staunch supporter of clean sports- manship, Through his tireless efforts, many advantageous changes have been made in our school system to place it among the highest ranking in the state.

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FACULTY Boys' Vocational Department Wilbur E. Shaul, Sheet Metal, Electricity Shop, Harry A. Duncan, Wood Shop, Lloyd T. Noel, Shop 7, 8, 9, Russell A. Strong, Agriculture, General Science, Harold S. Duppstadt, Mechanical and Vocational Drawing. Gi rls' Vocational Department Mabel S. Snyder, Cooking, Mary S. Dun- nells, Home Economics 7, 8, 9, Esther Drake, Clothing. Social Science Department Ella D. Moore, Civics 8, 9, David Hen- derson, Sociology, Josephine Wilson, World History, American History, Caro- lyn W. Titzell, American History, Soci- ology, Marguerite G. Titzell, Civics 9, Ruth A. Flaherty, Geography 7, 8, A. Avanelle Schlosser, Social Science 7, Penmonship. Language and Remedial Reading Departments Mildred G. Mateer, Librarian, A. Avan- elle Schlosser, Latin l, Mabel B. Shaffer, Latin 2, Developmental Reading 7, 8, 9, Helen E. Heilman, French l, 2, 3, Latin l, Mildred G. Montgomery, Speech lO, Helen K. McGarvey, Remedial Reading 7, 8, 9, Geography 8. Art Department Agness B. Slaymaker, General Art, 2, 3, Merchandising Art l, 2, 3, Girls' Voca- tional Art, Leon D. Mead, General Art l, Shop Art 7, 8, 9. Music Department Ruth A. Flaherty, Vocal 7, 8, Lucile M. Jones, Vocal, James V. Colonna, Instru- mental.