Moniteau High School - Chieftain Yearbook (West Sunbury, PA)

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MRS. STIEHLER MRS. GARDNER MISS GOLDINGER ,H I ,4,, W, wry. . N , I K -f L 4 , . , fp, 7 I , J' A 6 Eff? 4 W, . '3:1?5ffs1 1--rg. , I , W ggmqu-w 'xi ff MISS ANDERSON MR. BARLETT MRS. MIZIK 20 Office personnel

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DR. JONES J . Education and knowl- edge are the most valuable treasures one can posess. However, true education is much more than merely text- books, tests, papers, and lectures. It includes the development of a good and positive attitude first toward oneself and then toward the school, teachers, each other, and society in gen- eral. If we could develop this kind of attitude and blend it with a large supply of knowledge, our graduates, given time, could help solve many of the problems facing our country today. --Mr. Gatty Ribs..- Jia MR. GATTY MR. FECICH Administrators 1 9

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i If W I MR. BELLINI MR. BENKO MRS. BOETTNER MR. BRISTEN MR. CARINGOLA MR. CATALFAMO WHAT IS THE FUNNIEST INCIDENT THAT HAS HAPPENED TO YOU DUR- ING YOUR TEACHING EX- PERIENCE? When a student sneezed and his false teeth clattered along the floor. --Mr. Webber Mrs. Zingone stole my Christmas tree. --Mrs. Waltman The time I helped stu- dents steal Waltman's X- mas tree. --Mrs. Zingone One time I gave a math examination, and every stu- dent passed it. This Was not only funny, but hilar- ious and unusual. --Mr. Kerlin Funny incidents occur almost daily at this end. One of the cutest opportu- nities is to Watch all of the sober, serious expressions on the faces of those who sing in our concerts. What a stitch some are! --Mr. Cunningham No one incident but Working with the junior class plays has caused me to laugh many times. --Mrs. Evans I guess it Would proba- bly be the day one of my students Was falling asleep. He fell out of his chair onto the floor, taking his books and papers with him. --Mr. Kornrumpf Faculty 21