Monessen High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Monessen, PA)

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VOCATIONAL FACULTY Everett Pancook Frank McKcsky Iohn Duronio George Gialus Iames Eismcm Iohn Fiorill PANNABAKER, OLIVE-B.A,, Lake Erie: M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh: high health standards are being taught by Miss Pannabaker, senior health teacher PASSOIA, PAUL--B.A., West Virginia Wesleyan: M,A., Du quesne University: various instruments can be heard students are given lessons by Mr. Passcja PERICH, NICHOLAS-B.S., California S.T.C.: the ninth-graders find Civics and Pennsylvania History, taught by Mr. Perich very interesting PETACCIA, IOSEPH-B.S., Duquesne University: Mr. Petaccia directs the junior high Glee Club and serves as a well-liked music teacher. REGAN, IOHN P.-B.A., Villanova College: Science is taught to the students of the junior high science classes by Mr. Regan. ROMASCO, ALBERT - B.S., George Washington University: health, physical education, and pool become delightful sub- jects when taught by Mr. Romasco. SCHRADING, IAMES-B,S., Duquesne University: sophomores easily learn the history of the United States, when being taught by Mr. Schrading. SEANOR, REAH-B.S., New York University: M. Letters, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh: an able directress ot the Senior Glee Clubs is Miss Seanor. SEDEY, CAHOLYN - B.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology: class plays, speech classes, and the broadcasting staff are handled capably by Miss Sedey. SHUTTERLY, ELEANOR--B.S., Columbia University: M.E., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh: the facts about English are taught by an eager instructor, Miss Shutterly. STARETZ. MARY-B.A., Seton Hill: ln the year . . . can often be heard when stepping into Miss Staretz's history classes. STREM, CLAIRE-B.S., California S.T.C.: M.E,, University of Pittsburgh: in the junior high school, mathematics are capab- ly taught by Miss Strem. SYLVESTER EI-'FIE BS West Virginia Wesleyan MA Duke University Mrs Sylvester finds that beino a school psychclo gist is enjoyable at MHS VENNERI ALBERT BS Duquesne University history is given a thorough review to our junior high historians by Mr Ven neri WEISS BERNARD AB MA University otM1chigan broad minded Mr Weiss can usually be found teaching students about early history WHITEHOUSE DOROTHY B S California STC M Letters University of Pittsburgh Miss Whitehouse successfully pro jects her advanced mathematics knowledge to future college students WILLIAMS, HELEN E.-B.A., Penn State University: MHS's stu- dent ccuncil sponsor, Miss Williams also finds time to teach future college students Algebra. TEACHERS OF THE SPECIAL CLASSES Marjorie Kent, Helen Fecsen.

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The Beginning Of A Success Story As the end draws near for the class of '56 they are saddened by the thought of soon leav- ing their dear old Alma Mater, But they have so many memories to cherish through the years to come. Their first big step came when they ordered their class rings. Reminding them of that long awaited year of i956 which came sooner than they expected. As Juniors they came one step closer. There was the Junior Jamboree, the class play Beauty and the Beef and the Junior-Senior Prom. At last their year finally came. This is the year that will linger longest in their minds be- cause it is the last one. First came election of class officers and senior council members who planned their last Christmas Dance, Snowflake Fantasy. Following the holiday season was the class play, Curtain Going Up, a top-notch pro- duction. Soon came Class Night, Senior Teas, Banquets, and finally . . . Commencement. This now closes the book of Moments to Remember for the Class of '56. Class sponsors, Miss Mary Kordistos and Mr Chlford Iones talk over senior calendar SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Row 1-Loulis, G.: Zoretich, V.: Koval, R. M.: Steeple, I. Row 2fNctko, R.: WCITSOT C Mcnsano M.: Tressler, I. Row 3-Cipriuni, W.: Farnsworth. B.: Kersnick. B.: Pettko, P. Row 4 Mlkan V Helon. D.: D'Antor1io. R.: Reed, B.: Mcxykovich. D.: Wallace, B. V, 2' IP Y.