Lock Haven High School - Gazette Yearbook (Lock Haven, PA)

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K!- Teachers' Name J. F. PUDERBAUGH Superintendent ot Schools REAGAN I. HOCH Principal, Senior High LILIAN M. ADAMS Assistant Principal H. LAUVON BASINGER Dramatics SARAH BECK History MABEL V. BLAIR French SOPHIA CAPRIO Home Economics ANDREW F. CHARLES Woodwork and Vocational Department GUY L. CUMMINGS Head of Department of Science LAWRENCE I. DICK Supervisor of Music MAX FROMM Biology DOROTHY GIBSON Physical Education DESSA GRESSER English REBECA GILLESPIE Librarian ALBERT R. HAUKE Algebra WAYNE C. HOY English LAURA E. LEITZEL Art MARY B. LARAMY Home Economics WALTER C. LEVINE Coach, Social Sciences MUNROE A. MacDONALD Automobile Mechanics FREDERICK S, PLETCHER Head of Industrial Department LUCILLE G. SCULLEN Latin CORA B. SUITER Head of Commercial Department CHESTER B. VIECHNICKI Physical Education CLARA E. WAGN ER History ELIZABETH LITTLEHALES Home Economics MARTHA GEORGE Shorthand and Typing J. ARLINGTON PAINTER Bookkeeping MARGARET C. CORIA English -I-hc Faculty Col lege Graduated From Dickinson College Columbia University Franklin and Marshall Bucknell University Lock Haven State Teachers College Columbia University State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Bucknell University Bucknell University Beaver College University of Pittsburgh Grove City College Columbia University Q New York University Ithaca Conservatory of Music University of Pittsburgh Sargent School Pennsylvania State College State Teachers College Harvard University Lock Haven State Teachers College State Teachers College Lock Haven State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Pennsylvania State College Washington and Jefferson College University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania State College Bucknell University Rochester Business Institute Bucknell University East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Lock Haven State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania Hood College Bowling Green Business University Washington and Lee University of Richmond State Teachers College Columbia University Degree A.B. A.M. A.B. A.M. B.S. A.B. A.M. A.B. A.B. B.S. Mus.B. B.S., A.M. B.S. A.B., A.M. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. B.S. A.B. A.M. B.S. B.S. A.C.A. A.B. L.L.B. B.S.

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FCDREWCDRD O HE material which constitutes the pages to follow will itself determine in your minds how well we of the Staff have succeeded in capturing and preserving the deeds and spirit of the school year l93'5-l936. Although what we say here adds or detracts little from the value of our material, the Staff feels that this year our theme has become so particularly fitting that a full explanation of it will cause you to cherish this annual even more than you would otherwise. Early in the year we decided to use Bunyan's Pi'lgrim's Progress as the theme of this book. We intended to apply the thought of the classic to ourselves as students by showing the similarity between the struggles of Christian toward his goal, and our own struggle over the obstacles encountered here in school as we progress toward our goal, Commencement. Since that time, however, the theme has taken on added significance of its own accord, and we no longer can limit its application to our problems here in school. The St. Patrick's Day Flood, with the disaster it brought the city, and the obstacles it created to progress, now makes our theme applicable to the whole of our popula- tion. We have had our time of trial, and it is becoming evident that out of all this will come a better and lovelier city. We are progressing over obstacles, we are winning in our fight toward our goal. So our theme of itself has caught the spirit of this trying year to hold it forever for you on the pages that follow. -Editor. 1 :-

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