Ligonier Valley High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Ligonier, PA)

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li aper Croup: Mr. john Otto. Mr. Ney il XY:-ller. Kliss KSlflll'l'Illl' Marlser. MeInty re. Miss Maxine lfllington. hllss .-Xnne Kosanox it-li. ,wer Group: Miss Claire Cross, Miss :Xlite Keller, Mrs. Betty Eyans l'A1'f1.IllSfIll- Xlicltlle Group: Mr. Itaymontl Testa. xllS!sjl1lIl' Mlt. IOHN O'l l'0. Ii. S. in tfclueation from Incliana State 'Ieaehers' College . . . was a neweomer to I.. ll. S. this year . . . showed his artistie aliility in the prize-winning Christmas cleeora- tions for Itoom fi ancl hy helping his Ag hoys make projeets tor the Farmers' Institute . . . worltecl lealously with his uhoys eon- strueting stage properties . . . eommutes claily from Loyalhanna. MII. NICYIX XVlCI.I.t'flt, li, S. in Art Iiclueation from Iiclin- horo State Teaeliers' College . . . has taught Art anal Iunglish II in his two anal a half years with our sehool . . . joyial Nt-yu is noted for his beautiful animal clrawings . . . helpetl ereate art- work for the yearhook . . . we woncler if he ever triecl putting his genius in Art to work in the nature that Vargo clicl. MISS KATIIICHINE MARKER . . . gracluatecl from Greens- hurg Business Seliool . . . has heen Mr. XVylie's clepenclahle seere- tarv for elex en years . . . always friendly and eheerful Katie is eoiistantly requirecl to aclyise some puzzled student who wanders into her oliiee . . . issues tarcly slips, types and files xarious reeorcls for the sehool. makes out alxsentee lists-so her life in sehool is husy hut happy, Mlt. RAYMUND 'I'IfS'I'A . . . enterecl the Seryiee of his eoun- try in the Marine Corps hefore eompletion of his eclueatiou at St. Yineent College . . . is a xeteran of Cuaclaleanal antl reeeivecl a meclieal tliseharge after heing wounded in aetion . . . was awarclecl the Presiclential Citation . . . eame to L. Il. S. Septemlier 4. 1944 as a teaeher of Civies, l'ennsylyania llistory, and Boys' Physical Iiclueation . . . is our popular foothall and liaslcetliall CU2lL'll. MISS AIANIC MeIX'I'YltIrl, QX. Il. from Allegheny College . . . is a popular young teaeher . . . taught Ameriean Ilistory ancl one elass of Sophomore English . . . eame to L. ll. S. in 1944 . . . has assumecl the many responsihilities of the lihrary as a result ol her experienees as a stutlent .lihrarian in eollege . . . enjoyetl playing xolleyhall in the Cym alter sehool , . . hail eharge of the eostulnes lor 'XX Conneetieut Yankee in King :Xrtliur's Court . KIISS M.'XXlXl'l l'II,IiIXC'l.'UN, .'X. li. clegree . . . one of the attraetiye new memhers ol our laeulty . . . lmegan teaehing Spanish and XVorlcl llistory at the encl of the first semester . . . was often teasecl ahout missing sehool her first week here to graduate from the l'niversity of Pittshurgh, january 26, I9-I5 . . . often talks ol her home town, Beay el' . . . helpecl atlxise the sophomores. MISS ANNE KASONAYICIII. xt. B. in Business Administra- tion from XVestminster College . . . is our patient and helpful eom- inereial teaeher . . . direetecl the teaehers' secretaries . . . made her elasses interesting hy her humorous, hut eoneise. manner ol teaehing . . . was a neweoiner to our sehool this year . . . insistecl that her typing students strive for aeeuraey. MISS CLAIRE CROSS, A. IS. anal B. S. in Pulilie Sehool Musie from VKX-stininster College . . . taught llistory and Foreign Languages for thirteen years in I.. ll. S. until january, 1945, when she aeeeptecl a position as Musie Superxisor in Ligonier Twp .... clireetecl our May Queen Coronations in the past , . . insisted that eyeryone eonyerse in the natixe language in Spanish elasses . . . was missecl immensely the seeontl semester. MISS ALICIC KICFFIQH, li. S. in rlllllkkltltlll from the fniy er- sity of Pittslnurgh . . . has taught Ceneral Seienee to the Freshmen antl clireetecl the Cirls' Phy sieal Iftlueation program for nine years . . . is ney er too husy to aclyise the Sophs, eliaperon a soeial gath- ering. or usher at a hasliethall game . . . possesses a grand sense of humor. athletie prowess, anal a shrill whistle whieh we shall always rememher . . . clireetetl '45 May Queen Coronation. NIHS. I5E'I I'Y EVANS FILIHCLISON. A. Ii. from Seton IIill College . . . is frienclly. enthusiastie ancl eooperatixe . . . has taught Biology and Chemistry thoroughly heeanse of her wide lxnowleclge .incl interest in seienee . . . has heen on I.. II. S.'s Faeultv for fiie years . . . has hel iecl in the clexelopment ul our xisnal edueation program . . . spenhs inueli of her leisure time howling and playing hrirfgf-. ' Mountaineer - ll

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MBEHS UP U Miss Marie Martin. Mrs. Margaret Urch. Miss Eunice Dickinson. MISS MARIE MAl l'l'IN, A. B. from YVilson College . . . possesses a pleasant smile which is an asset to her personality . . . is a conscientious Freshman and junior English teacher . . . has always been the versatile adviser of the Mountaineer . . . has taught in L. ll. S. for twcntv- one years . . . is always willing to help perplexed students out of predicaments. AIRS. MARGARET URCII, A. B. from Crove City College '... was the helpful and popular instructor of Latin III, Algebra I and II, Senior Math, and Physics . . . has been an instructor in L. H. S, for eleven years . . . has charge of the Athletic Fund . , . has always been proud of her Freshman Ilomeroom . . . possesses a life story that would he good material for Our Most Un- forgettable Character . MISS EUNICE UICKINSON, A. B. from M'ilson Colle-gt '... has been our brilliant math instructor for twenty-six years . . . makes her classes unforgettable experiences for math students . . . is humorous and con- cise . . . claims that I can't,' means 'AI didn't try , . . . acted as a helpful junior adviser, a capable leader of Defense Stamp Sales, a patient dramatics coach, and wise director of Student Council. Xu! Mr. Charles Mathews, Miss Heha Newton. Mr. Charles Laughlin. MR. CHARLES MATHEXVS, A. B. from VVashing- ton and jellerson College -... also attended St. Vincent Collegc -... has taught at L. Il. S. for twelve years . . . propounds Latin I and ll as well as Problems of Democracy '... capably advised Business Managers of Mountaineer . , . supervised Seri ice section of the year- book . . . is a versatile, talented musician . . . manages Fort Ligonier llotel during the summer. MISS REBA NEWVTON, B, S. in Music Education from Penn State College . . . taught English to one class of Freshies' I... is the Supervisor of the Grade School Music . . . has devoted the past twenty-five years to music instruction in Ligonier Public Schools . . . enjoys listening to all symphonic and operatic radio broadcasts and records. MH. CHARLES XV. LAl'CllLlN, A. B. from Car- negie 'll-ch, L.I.T.'1'.M. from University of Pittsburgh . . . has maintained a good record for our Music De- partment . . . gave many individual music lessons . . . has directed our Band, Orchestra, and Girls' Chorus for three years . . . enjoys playing the piano and gathering a group of boys around him to mingle their voices in harmony. Mountaineer -- lil

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