Monessen High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Monessen, PA)

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Miss Mary Breza and Miss Carolyn Sedey talk over the daily bulletin. AMANN, MARCELLA-B.S., Seton Hill: Miss Amann teaches the modern methods of cooking and general hornemaking in home eccnomics class. ASKOUNES, ELIZABETH-B.S., M.S., University ct Pittsburgh: Mrs. Askounes is kept busy with remedial reading classes and English instructicn. BOAG, EDNA M.-B.S. California S.'l'.C.: Mid., University ct Pittsburgh: Miss Boag keeps her students up tc date on Civic instruction. BREZA, MARY C.-B.A., Penn State: M.S., University ct Pitts- burgh: Miss Breza brings cut all the artistic talents in MHS's students. BUTLER. MARY G.fB.A., Allegheny: M,Litt., University of Pitts- burgh: Miss Butler is kept busy teaching Prcblems ci De- mccracy and Iournalism. CASTIGLIA. FRANK-B.S., Waynesburg: Mr. Castaalias impor- tant duty is to teach students to drive correctly orc safely at all times. CATERINO, ANTHONY-B.S,, Vxfaynesburgg Mr. Caterino is always on the go teaching Civics and coaching the I.V. basketball team. CHALFANT, MARIORIE-BS., Calitcrnia S.T.C.: MS., Univer- sity ot Pittsburgh: Miss Chalfant teaches English and per- tcrms the duties of guidance counselor, CHOMKO, NICK-B.S., Duquesne University: a newcomer at MHS is Mr. Chcmkc, who teaches arithmetic to lunior High students. CICCARELLI, PAUL-B.S., California S.'l'.C.j Mr, Ciccarelli is kept busy sponsoring the Cazette Business Stott and teach ing mechanical drawing. CONROY, MARGARET -BS Crave City. Nl.Ha, University ,t Pittsburgh: Miss Conroy enjsys her work teac3.1r1.: llriglish t. 1 tenth ana eleventh graders I it w.,-H 2 - i lnstill Basic Skills DACKO, JOHN-B.S., Business Education, Vifaynesburq: as as sistant basketball ccach, Consumer Education, and Bookkeep- ing teacher, Mr. Dacko finds little spare time, D'ALFONSO. IULlUS-B.S,, M.S., Duquesne University School ot Music: directing the band and orchestra till any spare mo- ments Mr. D'Altcnso might have. DAWSON, CLARA B.-M.Litt., University ci Pittsburgh: HS.. Elementary, Caliicrrua S.T.C.: Secondary, University ci Pitts- burgh: Miss Dawson engages in teaching geography to the Iunior High students. Miss Marjorie Kralt, our dietitian. qives us service with a smile. For Student Mastery

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l, -,. , - K, . V dsl. , Q z.' ' 5.,. ry, , , . ., s V - ,egg ' as , sril jf-1-ft T WS . ' x . .N ., Tr i. - .ww-q I MR. IOHN DURONIO Mr. Alfred Hazelbaker, Mr. Henry Furio. Mr. Iohn Duronio Vocational Director WHICH YOUTHS' FEET MUST TROD THROUGH THE YEARS time to all scholastic, social, and athletic events involving our school, faculty, and students. With this hard working trio as our supporters we are sure to have an outstanding school, and co-op- eration among the faculty, administration, and students. It is their aim to build better citizens for the world of tomorrow. The students will have lasting memories of the pleasant associa- tions with the administrators, built up during their soiourn in Monessen High School. They have won the respect and affection of all. W Busy secretaries, Carol Spiegelberg and Marion Ronic aid the wheels of progress. I 4fm'1.f -q vfxrtiernm-

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Mrs. Elizabeth Askourzes Miss Katherine King Mrs. Miriam Iohnson Mr. Iohn Dacko Miss Anna Harhai Mr. Armand Niccolai Mr. Clifford Iones Miss Katherine Lermann Miss Margaret Conroy Miss Katherine Kavouras Miss Wilma E. Lander Mr. Nicholas Perich Mr. Albert Venneri Mr. Iohn P. Regan Mr. Anthony Caterina Mr. Bernard Weiss