Monessen High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Monessen, PA)

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fires fi lll' ,Ms Il UHNS f I P t e Mr. K. File Slerreti Principal H Mr. W. R. H. Patterson Vice Principal L , ADMINISTHATOHS Mr K File Sterrett, principal, Mr W H H Prziterncri, vice-priricipcxl, Mun. Bessie C Preston, guidance counselor, and Mr Thomas F Preston vocatlcficxl 6- ordiniltor, help mold the future cl the Morieeaseri Hioh School .:tuder.t.1 They J in problems of schedules, conduct, and QUl'iGYlCQ Although their duties keep them occupied, they tclce time cut to fclk to c .student abc .t any situation Whig.. may arise lf is through fheaze pergonal contacifz that the .ztudentrp cf the Money Hi. h School have rown rc rezpect and U Jreczczte their unfirtn eltorts to rcflu Q 1 heffer school f. Miss Bessie C. Preslon Guidance Counselor Mr. Thomas F. Preston Vocational Coordinator

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minislvalion Firm, f A l i waxy., , 7 DR. DUDA 1 Dr Duda, elected to the otiico ot Superintendent f ol Schools, had previously :served as principal ol the Donora lunior High School, Ile has won recog- nition throuqliout the aistrict both as an athletic coach and as an educator Dr Duda attended the public schools in Donora and was graduated from 415 high school with the clrvgzx ol i929 He attended i St Vincent's Collette, vvliero he tecoivod the Bachc' lor ot Arts degree arid later enqaqnd in araduate Work at the University ol Pittsburgh Ho received the degree ol Mazztt,-r ci llCltllT!ll.Ofl in i939 lie con- tinued his study ol .zcltool l'llIllIll.'ltfIllOll and strive'- viston earnina the ftfvtrcf- ot Doctor of llducation ln the short time he has been with 1117 lit lludct liar: won the arlnizrcition aryl i f',1 y' ifAt t ol tttt- .rtudf-:tt:', tffaclif-r.x, and tfiv.'ri:zit-'tytlw DR. MICHAEL DUDA Superintendent oi Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION l H I l I The Board of Education, elected by the citizens of our city, controls public 'Q I I education in Monessen Once a month these men, acting in the best interests ot Ill I H ll the school system, meet to discuss current problems and to plan lor the better- ment ot our schools, The activities ot the board are rutnerouig, but :he outstanding ones are hiring professional and service employees, coping with the ever-present problem of finances, and this year and next they rntist shoulder the responsibility ol seeing that our new building is properly constructed and equipped Seated: Dr. Michael Duda. Mr. Pierre Luti. Mr. Perry Cozzu. M I . Stephen Muhovlich, Mi. David W e i s s, Mr. Stanley Malik Standing: Mr. Ioseph Check, Mr. loseph Tucci, Di. Ioseph Dudas

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llllj . . . if IFS will Qlll lC1FClfiG?Il e Ulm mv ' Row l-Mr. Iohn Duronio, Mr. Thomas Preston, Miss Eleanor Knullila. Mr. Evereil Pancool: Eisaman. Mr. Frank McKosky. Mr. Iames Shrading Row 3-Mr. Russell Forester, Mr. Michael Scarry Unfier the copohle LZKIQGTVISIOTI of Mr. Thomas Preston, vocotlonol coordmulor, mln 'Jocolionol High School faculty how clone o superb gob of frommq our young mon li: f11i11rQ.: ln lhe he-ld of IIICICEIIDGYY, electrlclty, and :Info repcurinq The teachers instruct th' boys not merely throogh textbooks but by ocruol iernomstrauorg :md corffiul supervmon of :hop work, The boyz' at the Vocational High School owe ci great deal to all of ll1 'll' in f1w11:tr1o11:: and helpful teachers Row 1-Miss Claire Strem, Mrs. Michael Kurey, Miss Marjorie Harvey, Miss Reuh Seanor. Row 2-Mr. Frank Ianosik. Miss Kalherine Kavouras, Miss Elizabelh Ewing. Miss Lucille Kelly. Miss Mary Breza. Row 3-Miss Marjorie Chalfanl, Miss Edna Boag, Miss Eleanor Shutterly, Mr. Henry Furio, Miss Marie Buzzard. How 2--Mr. Iohn Fiorill, Mr. Iamcz