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

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14 mini tration Dr. Burt Dunmire, Superintendent Samuel Johnson, some two hundred years ago, said that curiosity is one of the most permanent and certain characteristics of a vigorous intellect. Curiosity may be defined as an eager- ness to know. Never before in the history of our democracy has it been essential as it is now that our youth be characterized by an innate desire for knowledge. The members of the Class of 1958 of the Kittanning High School can witness to a vigorous intellect by exhibiting, in the years ahead, a constant and sincere eagerness to know, not for the sake of knowing, but for the contribution knowledge will enable them to make in helping to solve the prob- lems of tomorrow's society. Dr. Burt Dunmire, Superintendent left to right: Mrs. Pat Wagner, Assistant Secretary: Miss Hazel Gibson, Secretary to Superintendent, Mrs. Shirley Swast, Assistant Secretary. Operation Committee of the Board of Education: Standing: Miss Hazel Right to left: Mr. Stanley Zieg- Gibson Mr William Morgan, Mr. Paul Moore, Mr, William McCune, Mr. ler, Business Manager and Wage W C Altvater Dr. Burt Dunmire, Mr. Glenn Schaeffer, Mr. Raymond Jamie- Tax Commissioner: Mrs. Nadine son Mr Chester Rupert. Rush, Secretary.

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In 14 preciativn Seated: Mrs. Thelma Suckling, Miss Mary Montgomery. Standing: Mr. Harry Duncan, Mr. Nick Carlesi. We, the Class of 1958, wish to extend our deepest appreciation to our present advisors, without whose help we could never have reached our goals. Through our four years in K. H. S. they have guided us, encour- aged us, and helped us in all our projects. We also express our heartfelt thanks to our former advisors, Mrs. Janet Loch, Mrs. Maurine Schaffer, and Mr. William Murphy. 7 'G 4' K 93 4'-r ' Fly , if: ffl '

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14 mini tration O THE CLASS OF 1958: Congratulations! You probably ealize that you are graduating at one fthe most critical periods in our his- ary. Science, education, and world ftairs are at the crossrcads. You eople are equipped to make impor- mt contributions toward solving many of our present-day problems. I ope that you will use your potential x the fullest. Paul D. Breon, Principal Mrs. Ethyl Mores, Secretary to Mr. Breon TO THE CLASS OF 1958: Paul D. Breon, Principal of Senior High You have just completed twelve years of public education. l'm quite confident that you have received an education that has prepared you to meet the challenges that face you today. . Your teachers have directed, guided and inspired you to become good, useful citizens. Your oppor- tunity in the years to come is great. Make the most of it. Wade C. Hall, Principal Kittanning Junior High Mrs. Wm. F. Kramer, Jr., Secretary to Mr. Hall 9 Mr. Wade Hall