Mercer High School - Hi Times Yearbook (Mercer, PA)

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7 I- - T I .1 : S Faculty I rofessor S. It. Craig.............Principal . Grove City College, A. II. Miss Louise McClellan - - French, Mathematics Grove i.ity College. A. 1 .. Bryn Mater, Columbia Miss Mabel Munncl.......................Latin Grove City College. Lit. B. Miss Bessie Miller...................History, Civics Grove City College Miss Gladys Powell......Biology, Mathematics Westminster College, A. B. Miss Ruth McConnell...................English Westminster College, A. B. Miss V ilila Barnes..........Economics, Latin Grove City College. Lit. B. Miss Virginia Debolt..................English Allegheny College. A. B. Miss Mary McLaughry.....................Music Westminster, P. S. M. Mr. Paul Higgle - - - Science, Basket-ball Coach Westminster, A. B.: Wisconsin Summer School ( 7 1

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THE F A C U I T Y

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T II E II 1-7 I M E S ToThe Seniors Tl»e Class of ’26 ranks well in scholarship; promotes school activities; is loyal to the School, ami will he remembered as the Founders of the School A initial—•“11 i-Times . —S. R. Craig. The Seniors? In the words of William Shakespeare, of whom you may have heard, “An ill favored tiling, sir, but mine own. •—Louisa F. McClellan. Only pleasant memories hover around the Seniors of ’26. because of their human qualities, fine personalities, industry, reliability and their constant manifestation of the “Come, let’s do it together spirit . —Bessie M. Miller. Very pleasant memories of my association with the members of the Class of 1926, will remain with me always; not only because of their native ability and scholarship, but because of the genial, pleasant spirit shown by every member. Initiative has been displayed in pursuance of the publishing of this “Year Book”, an unusual departure for our High School, and has set a worthy precedent for other classes. Best Wishes, Class of 1926, and may success be yours. —Mabel E. Munnell. The Class of 1926, is one of the modest unpretentious classes which never seeks self praise, so, they have desired that a number of treatises be written about their good qualities, character, ability, etc. Many obstacles have confronted them during their soJourn in High School and each has been met with the true spirit of their Class. Literaries, Contests, Class Plays and this “Year Book”, have all been rfttacked with the utmost zeal. I feel it can be fittingly said of this Class, that they are first in love, first in studies and first in the hearts of their fellow students. —Gladys Powell. Dear Seniors: You have assigned a rather difficult task, to tell you what I think of you. You are my first Senior Class, so I have no others with which to compare you. You are, therefore, perfect in my mind. You, it will he, who must act as my standard of measurement for my future Classes. It is my wish, that the coming Senior Classes of Mercer High, will be as pleasant to work with, and as inspirational as you have proved to be. —I irginia lleboll. fR)