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

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In addition to instructing the class as teacher provides tor individual needs. bookkeeping student receives additional from Mr. DeWoody while in the picture Zenn explains an elusive principle in this way the bond between the student is greatly strengthened. a unit the Above, a explanation below Miss algebra. In and teacher TOP ROW, l. to r.: Amelia Richardson, A. M., Plane Geometry and Department Chairman ot Mathematics: Hulda F. Ritchey, Vitt. M., English. SECOND ROW: Mary Louise Rodgers, Litt. M., Algebra, William R. Sadler, Ed M., Mechanical Drawing. THIRD ROW: Carmelita Sav- age, B. S., Shorthand and Typewriting, Ralph Sazio, A. M., Social Problems. BOT- TOM ROW: August M. Schad, A. M., Eng- lish and Dramaticsi Charles E. Schaelter, B S., Physical Education and Librarian. Q.:.f.u j,g,,,u P I X I . has N2

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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

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When graduates recall their school days, they realize how extensively they were influenced by their teachers. For along With the remembrance of football games, student council elections, and the prom, go recol- lections ot the English professor who aroused TOP ROW, I. to r.: Helen Scott, A. B., World History, Pennsylvania History, and Civics, Dorothy Smedley, A. M., English, George L. Spielman, Ed. M., Science, Iames Steel, M. S., Civics and Pennsylvania History, Samuel L. Stewart, Ed. M., Science, Esther E. Stough, A. B., Science. SECOND ROW: Mary Thompson, Ed. M., World History, Pennsylvania History, and Civics, Henry I. Tindall, Ed. M., Economics and Social Prob- lems, Eleanor Tobin, Litt. M., English, Vera Trimble, A. M., Art, Martha Anne Verner, Litt. M., Algebra, Iames Vitsas, A. B., Physical Education and Health. THIRD 'fw-'R your interest in journalism, or the chemistry teacher Who, after scowling at your attempt to blow up the laboratory, persuaded you to major in science. All through the dark days of uncertainty, the teacher guided you into the bright era ol knowledge. ROW: Iune Wampler, B. S., Algebra, lean Ward, Ed. M., Shorthand and Typewriting, G. Katherine Watson, Ed. M., French and English, I. Harold Weigle, B. S., Health and Physical Education, Homer O. Weitz, B. S., General Science, Iane West, B. S., Choral Music- BOTTOM ROW: Ruth West, A. B., Civics and Pennsyl- vania History, Betty Whitacre, B. S., Biology and General Science, Charles White, Ed M., English, Iohn F, Willauer, A. M., Bi0l0QY: Helen Winter, B. S., English, Nancy Zenn, B. S., Algebra. Qt . at td' fm .. .. M, f, RQ. f--'rf Mm' .. A stir- it lg' s it gg, ., ff , ,W . y 5' e 22