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

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Standing fLeft to rightj: Mr. Richard Burton, Football Coach, Mr. Theodore Round, Baseball Coachg Mr. Miles Milliron, Basketball Coach. Seated: Mr. james Rau, School Board Member, Dr. Maurice Strattan, Superintendent, Mr. Burt Dumnire, Principal, Mr. Richard Stottlemyer, Faculty Manager. ATHLETIII EUUNEIL The Athletic Council of our school governs our athletic program. Members of this group are the head coaches, the faculty manager, the superintendent of schools, two members of the school board, and our principal, who acts as chairman. Their most common de- cisions are made concerning athletic schedules, budgets, and ticket prices for athletic events. Decisions of the council can be overruled only by the Board of Education. SEEHETAHIES - - HEALTH - - SPECIAL Left to righfj Miss Caroline Kocisck, Dental Hygienist, Mrs. Reba Watt, Clerk, Mrs. Ethel Mores, Secretary, Miss Eleanor Leslie, Assistant Secre- tary, Mrs. Rene Mcllwain, PLN., School Nurse. Lefl Io right! Dr. Sidney Hayes, School Doctor, Mrs. Louise Rupert, Assistant Secretary, Dr. Paul Rayne, School Dentist, Mr. Roger Stone, Violin In- struetor. 12

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FORREST SCHAEFFER, B.S., M.A. Assistant Principal BURT DUNMIHE, A.B., M.Ed. High School Principal 11 AN ADDRESS TU THE ELASS UF H9152 To complete twelve years of formal educa-- tion and to graduate thereupon from high school means to leave behind much of what has become an integral part of one,s daily life. It means also to go on to a further education, formal or inform- al, limited only, to a great degree, hy oncis initia- tive and perseverance. May each member of the Class of 1952 have sufficient courage and sufficient conHdence in the future to use his initiative and perseverance in such a manner as will lead him, through con- tinued educational growth, to become an effec- tive citizen of the community in which he lives and thus, as he promotes his own happiness. to share in the preservation of our democratic heri- tage and tradition. Burt Dunmire

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MRS. BERNICE .LEXANDER, B.S. s' Health and sicall Education rcts ri-cords and likes Jill. 1 ,wrirms about this . I mean it. MRS. JOANNA H. ISANNAN, B.S. 'thunll I, II, Typing I 'ts, Ilcncling, Barking cics K. any qmnstions or 'ctionf' K. WILLIAM BOYD, Student Tvalclicr ncss Math, :km-ping I ogruphy mr' nn, kills. MR. NICHOLAS CARLESI B.A. 8, Civics K ing and Woodcrnlt 'li tlu' noise down. VIR. HAROLD DUPPSTADT B.S. lillllfiill Drnwing ping, Fishing ing 's keep the tragic ngf, 'RS. AVANELLE GRAFTON A.B., M.L. scling ng, Collecting coins may bc otherwise, t semns to me . . . MR. JESS BADGER, B.S., M.A. Fine Art Mnsic My latest girl friend says . . . MR. JOHN R. BEATTY, B.S. English I Dramatic-s lVho borrowed t It 1' make-up kit. MRS. MADCE M. BURNS, B.S., M.Ed. Shorthand IV Tramscription III Movies That was at 100---'did you get HPD MR. JAMES COLONNA Instrnnicntzil Music Band, Orchestral No hohlrics You must practice to be m the orclwstraf' MISS RUTH FLAHERTY Reading 7, 8 Spelling 7, 8 Rl-cord Collection Your work is in the book. MISS JEANNE GRIGCS B.S. Art Painting, Theatre of Arts, Literature That's flnef' ACULTY MR. WADE E. BAKER, B.S. Chemistry, Physics Algebra II, Woodwork, Reading Better do u little sweat- ing nowf, MR. J. MITCHELL BLOSE, B.S., M.Ed. Algchru I, II Mathenmtic recreation, Farming If anyone cloesn't umlrfr- .vtanzl mathematics, see me after schoolf' INIR. RICHARD L. BURTON BS., M.Ed. Driver Education, Pliysicnl Education His tllrcc little' girls Today we try Troy Ilillfi MR. HARRY A. DUNCAN Woodwork Woodwork and Currlf-ning That reminrls me of a story . . .D MISS JANET FOULIS Litt. B., M.L. French I, ll, English III Dogs Mix well with thought. MR. WADE HALL B.S., M.A. Arithmetic 7,8 Raising seedlings Quiet back theref, 13 Alexander Ban nan B o y1I Carlrhvi Dappstazlt Grafton Hilfiger Beatty Bums Colonna Flaherty Griggs Baker Iilosz' Burton Dum'an Fnlllis Ilall