Monessen High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Monessen, PA)

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X X ADMINISTRATION Every high school must have administra- tors, men who through untiring devotion to duty, guide the destinies of the students of today, who will be the citizens of tomorrovv. Monessen High School is proud To have three such men, each dedicated to The Task of preparing The student to meet The chal- lenge of The future. Serving creditably in Their respective capacities are Mr. Henry Furio, Senior High principal, Mr. Alfred Hazelbaker, Junior High principal, and Mr. John Duronio, director of The Vocational Department. As students in the sophomore, iunior, and senior years ot high school here in Mones- sen, vve are under Mr. Furio's supervision. These three years are often regarded as The most important in our education. For Those ot us vvho intend to Turther our education, they are an important baseg for others of us these years may be our last contact with Torrnal education. Through these years Nlr. Furio takes personal interest in each and every one ot us, guiding us and inspiring us. NORIDA SENICH, MARIAN RONICK Junior High Office Secretaries -f--5 'TJ'

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people of our city have chosen these men, placing complete faith and confidence in the ability of these men to maintain our schools. Our faith has been well rewarded, our School Directors have clearly demonstrated their abilities. They have striven to uphold and strengthen, extend and broaden our educational standards, taking progressive strides toward better schools for Monessen. Much of the work of the School Board is accomplished behind the scenes and goes unnoticed by the average citizen. Serving on the School Board is certainly not an easy task that requires little of the individual di- rector. The work involved is generally dif- ficult and time-consuming, often the only satisfaction received is that of knowing that the utmost is being done towards educating our people. Undoubtedly these men are worthy of the highest praise We can offer. They are performing an invaluable service for cur city, state, and nation. JOSEPH J. PALLONE Superintendent EFFICIENCY REGULATES OUR EDUCATION SHIRLEY SOLVAY TlI.lIE CYANOVICH DIANE CLINE Superintendent's Secretary Superintendent's Secretary Superintendent s Secretary SXT Uv...

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Helps Form Young Minds for Tasks Ahead The three years of Junior High School form the educational foundation for the futureg it is imperative that a solid founda- tion be laid if the years ahead are to be successful. Always ready with a friendly smile and an encouraging word is Mr. Hazelbak-er, who is in charge of the seventh grade in the Lincoln School and the eighth and ninth grades in the Junior High build- ing. Serving ably in another of our school's divisions is Mr. Duronio, director of the Vocational Department, which consists of the automobile, electric, and machine shops. We are fortunate in being able to put our confidence in men such as these. They are competent men in a challenging posi- tion. PHILOMENA FIORILL, BETTY GALLAS Senior High Office Secretaries Kf- irr-