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

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RATION Harold T. Griffith. B. S.. M. Ed. High School Prinripal Burt Dunmire, H. B.. M.Ed. Assistant Principal SECRETARIES - HEALTH - SPECIAL Louise Baker Rosanna McKeen Eleanor Leslie Reba Watt lc Assistant Secretary Secretary Assistant Secretary Cler Sally Helm Dr. Calvin Miller Dr. Paul Boyne Rene Mcllwain Roger Stone ' V' l' Instructor Clerk School Physician School Dentist School Nurse io in 13

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Superint ADIVIINIS Ned Culler. B. S.. M. Ed., Ed. D. endent Kiltanninq Public Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION President .................. Andrew B. E d Vice-President . . . ..... . . . . Secretory ..... . . . Solicitor . . . .......... . . . . C1 ie Albert E. Prycle Miss Hazel M. Gibson . Floy C. lones Members Ar thur L. Morrow, Iornes F. Rau, Ioseph B. Moore, Hon. W, Stuorrt Helm, Will Eodie Pryde is H. Heilrnon. Morrow Hou Moore Helm H 12 eilmdn Gibgon

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FACULTY Miss Painter's senior English class studies Hamlet. A Trig class solving their problems. ENGLISH English is one of the most important, if not the most important, subject in the program of the Arnerivfin Secondary School, No other subiect can compare with English in the extent to which it mt-ots or should meet the needs of all tho pupils. English, spoken or written, is the indispensable pirt of 0af'h recitation, therefore, English is the tool for every other department. Upon the ability of the pupils to read intelligently, to gain a mastery of thought from the printed page, to assimilate these thoughts, to do intensive constructive thinking for themselves, and thon to express themselves effectively, rests their ability to win success in their future undertakings when they enter public' life. MATHEMATICS Sttiffr-ct hy a group of four instructors the Mathematics Department offers the followers of Pytha- aoras, Newton, and Descartes a wide Variety of subjects in this field designed to meet the needs of students in every walk of School Life . While Vocational Art's students find suHicgient amplification of the Arithmetic in the Applied Malliematics courses, Co lege Preparatory students build fundamental concepts of Mathematics as they combine not ion and geometric figures in the companion courses of Algebra, C and 'Vrigo omn ry. v 7 , , . . . . . nl 1 ually, hematics in some form is constantly being inculcated into lives our f stu . tsyond appreciation as a basic course for related subjects is be the N s ol. s 1 X yu f, A 'tht f-gf? K 1 1 A loxander Badger Baker Blose Shaul A Burton Carlosi Carlson Colonna Coven 6 Burns