McKeesport High School - Yough A Mon Yearbook (Mckeesport, PA)

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f 13 aa. mite eff! -q..,.f' 'Blu TOP ROW, l. to r.: William P. Knortz, Ed. M., Chem- istry and Physics, M. C. Koons, Trade Drafting, George A. Krause, Vocational Woodworking, Gerald F. Lanks, B. S., Home Appliance and Radio, Harry M. Lee, Ed. M., Advanced Machine Shop Practice, Grace Lemon, A. B., Algebra. SECOND ROW: Iames H. Lewis, B. S., Electrical Wiring, Gertrude Lindquist, B. S., Shorthand and Typewriting, Ruth Low, A. M., English and Department Chairman ot Literature, Iulia Loya, Ed. M., Economic Geography, Helen A. Lynch, A. B., World History, Munroe A. MacDonald, Ed. M., Auto Mechanics. THIRD ROW: lean MacKinney, B. S., Li- fstffw-'t 5' J , 'R M , ,A I ,I . Y-b. M, W. , . . 95 ff , W-'lx' Sli, ' T N. : XA - .W i qi' -f S Alf, i. 'W if -S... . W., V nf' s x'!4 ll. T ,Q'SjLQ,.f i 'Tiff if my .. Wim.: -A 5 , N is 1 . i KZ '1i??'1 5. ti brarian: Helen Malseed, Litt. M., United States History, Social Problems, and Debate, C. Earl Mansfield, Ed. M., Plane Geometry, George H. McConnell, Ed. M-, Physics and Shop Mathematics, Mary Louise McGrann, Ed. M., Bookkeeping, Edward O. McKee, Litt. M., United States History. BOTTOM ROW: Charles E. McKenery, A. B., English, Roy H. McMunn, B. S., Chemistry, Erna Meinert, Ed. M., Home Nursing and First Aid, Thelma Mermelstein, A. B., Latin, Civics and Pennsylvania History, Mary Alice Miller, B. S., Librarian, Ioseph E. Mottatt, B. S., Plane Geometry. Dedicated to preparing students for a specific occupation when they grad- uate, the Vocational School makes eiztencive use ot practical experience. Mr. Chaplin demonstrates to some of his electric power and equipment students the reactions of a voltmeter on a switchboard panel.

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Miss Kerezsi leads her ninth grade civics' class in a timely discussion of national and World-Wide events, supplementing the textbook with a Weekly news magazine. TOP ROW, I. to r.: Carrie L. Gailey, A. B, Science: Edward W. Garbett, A. M., Instrumental Music and Department Chairman, Norman M. Gibson, A. M., English: Ella W. Gilchrist, B. S., Shorthand and Type- writingg Vivian B. Goldstrohm, B. S., Clerical Practice, Sarah Gorzo, Litt. M., Home Economics and Depart- ment Chairman. MIDDLE ROW: Charles W. Hanko, Ed. M., United States History, World History, and Ameri- can Governmentg Winfield S. Harding, Patternmakingg Library facilities were made available to the fresh- men ot both George Washington and Shaw Avenue this year. Here students join Miss Miller, librarian for both schools, in readying books for the shelves. Hazel Hardy, B. S., Bookkeeping: Loretta Hickey, B. S., Home Economics: Michael Hritz, Ed. M., Shop Math- ematics, Mary Elizabeth Hughes, Litt. M., Algebra. BOTTOM ROW: I. Robert lzod, Ed. M., English: Helen Ienkins, Ed. M., Algebra: I. Morris Iones, Blueprint Reading and Related Drawing: Margaret Kerezsi, Litt. M., Civics and Pennsylvania History, Florence King, A. M., English and Latin: Edmund Kittiko, B. S., Civics and Pennsylvania History. ,.,..., A W .. if ei . . , . iv-if

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1355 :QQ-wr 4'-ffl -1'-'W Farms fm X X' g'C' mar-4 ist! igp-t at A f 5. ,N - :I .ft 'lx' 55 WY I h,q2 . ', gzb- i- A TOP ROW, l. to r.: Elmer G. Molin, Ed. M., Machine English, Dorothy C. Orend, B. S., Physical Education Shop Practice, Anna Morlock, Litt. M., Civics and and Hygiene, Robert O'Toole, Ed. B., English, Wil- Pennsylvania History, Mary Ann Mrkonic, B. S., liam D. Parsons, B. S., Algebra. BOTTOM ROW: Helen Home Economics, Alan H. Nelson, B. S., Industrial Potthott, Litt. M., Latin and Algebra, Iay Priest, A. M., Arts, Anna Nelson, A. B., English, C. Lillian Nelson, Mechanical Drawing, Conrad Primavera, B. S., Com- A. B., English. MIDDLE ROW: Lucille Newhouse, Litt. mercial Arts, Harry C, Pry, Ed, M., English, Thomas M., World History and Physical Geography, Dorothy A. Quinn Ed M., En li h Norton, A. M., Spanish, Walter B. Oliver, Ed. M., , . g s , Mark R. Reigard, A. M., United States History and World History. K! By observing the reaction of the lighted splint held to the open con- tainer, these students in Mr. Dunlop's chemistry class can see the worth ot this test lor an unknown gas. Weekly laboratory sessions are invaluable in providing convincing demonstrations ol the theories explained in textbook and class I 1 20