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

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FIRST ROW: M. Vincent Jevsevar, Sheetmetalg J. Morris Jones, Blueprint Reading, Related Draw- ing, and Mechanical Drawing, Martha Ann Jones. B.S., Typewriting, Business English, and Commer- cial Law. SECOND ROW: June VV, Josek, B.S., Algebra: Grace M. Kadar, B.S., Librarian, Rita Kelly, Ed.B., Algebra, Plane Geometry, and Mathe- matics Review. THIRD ROW: Margaret Kerezsi. Litt.M., English, Florence King, A.M., Latin und English, Edmund Kittiko, B.S., Pennsylvania His- tory and Government. FOURTH ROW: Vlfilliam P. Knortz, Ed.M., Biology, M. C. Koons, Drafting: George A. Krause, Cabinetmaking, Classroom discussion untangles the confusing net- work of words and formulas in the physics book. Here, Mr, Sabol explains Boyle's Law to one of his classes.

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6 1 J 4 ...fy Z I 'S-A . 4 M A f , 4 gat? ' A ' mia? PCL' M fs. .13 lv .dig 15'- S' 41 -olflQ M, A , , aw.. ,f agar? I Eff FIRST ROW: LaVelle H. Dillon, B.S., Typewriting and Business Explorationg Rosemary Dixon, B.S., Homemakingg Albert R. Doehla, A.B., Consumer Education and German. SECOND ROW: Kathryn H, Dulan, Junior Vocational Academicg George H. Elko, B.S., Physics and Physical Scienceg Barbara Fady, B.S., Pennsylvania History and Government. THIRD ROW: Edward G. Faulk, B.S., Instrumental Musicg Joseph E, Ference, B.S., Commercial Artg Donald E. Ferguson, A.M., English. FOURTH ROW: Albert T. Fallquist, B.S., Chemistry, Science De- partment Chairmang Carrie L. Gailey, A.B., Penn- sylvania History and Governmentg Norman BI. Gib- son, I-LM., English. FIFTH ROW: Murray Gold, Ed.M., Englishg Elgin Halter, A.M., Chemistry: Win- field S, Harding, Pzitternniaking. SIXTH ROW: Robert J. Harris, B.S., Junior Vocational Shopg Ann H. Hawthorne, B.S., Homemakingg Michael G. Hritz, Ed.M., Geometry and Shop Mathematics, Miss Kelly explains new principles to her sophomore algebra students with the help of the board. She is pictured assisting students with one of the methods of factoring.

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, QQ: egg 10 I .xv v A-A .X R pp- as i WR . , 'Soy 7.4 U . 'ibm 1 iv . ,p xg .L ,. lizxx 1- -3' a .h 'iz-T ,...-v-I ,X 'v ...., Qu- ...Oi ' al FIRST ROW: Thomas E. Krupa, A.B., English, Problems of Democracy, and Economicsg Joseph P. Krysik, M.M., Instrumental Music, Gerald F. Lanks, B.S., Electricity, Grace Lemon, A.I3., Algebra, Harry M. Lee, Ed.M., Machine Shop Practice, Ger. trude Lindquist, Ed.M., Shorthand, Typewriting, and Clerical Practice. SECOND ROW: John P. Liptak, BS., World Historyg Julia Loya, Ed.M., Economic Geography and Principles of Salesmanshipg Helen A. Lynch, A.B., Librarian, Munroe A. MacDonald, Ed.M., Auto Mechanics, George H. McConnell, Ed.-M., Physics and Chemistry, Martha McCune. B.S., Physical Education. THIRD ROWg Helen McGinn, Ed.M., Algebra, Mary Louise McGrann, Ed.M., Bookkeeping and Typewritingg Charles E. Mclienery, A.B., English: Roy H, Blcllunn, B.S., Chemistry and Shop Mathematics, Helen Malseed, Litt.3I., Public Speaking and Dramaticsg C. Earl Mansfield, Ed.M.. Plane Geometry. FOURTH ROW: Thelma Mermelstein, A.B., Latin, Pennsylvania History, and Government, Margaret G. Minnick, A.B., Director of Food Serviceg Joseph E. Moffatt, BS., Algebrag Elmer G. Molin, Ed.M., Machine Shop Practice, Anna Morlock, Litt.M., Pennsylvania His- tory and Government, Dorothy Mrkonic, Litt.M., English and French, Locating famous places on special historical maps is an important part of every history course. Mr. Steel points out the boundary disputes between Mexico and the United States. sk in lv'-' 5' P3- Y' 'Wx