Monongahela High School - Flame Yearbook (Monongahela, PA)

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WAL'l'lCli A. K EARXICY fspl . . . 2 Assistant Principal The office is a friendly place-a place We all go for help, whether it is inquiring for a lost fonntain pen or asking advice about going to college. ' ln the inner office we see Mr. Dorr holding' conferences on school affairs or dictating letters to Miss Harrison. Mr. Dorr's talks in assenilmly are always interesting and amusing. and we wish he coulll be present. at all assemblies. lt is to Mr. Franc.-'s office that we take onr prolmlenis on schedules or grades. Our principal inspires us to work harder anml no one leaves his office without a renewe.l sense of 2lllllllllOl1. Here also our assistant principal. Nr. Kearney. checks up on hookey play- ers. lle catches every one. Dill you notice how the cletention list increased during hunt- ing season? Miss Price is kept lmusy answering the telephone, making out war bonds. and typing tests. QHow we wish we could help herlj r Froni the 0 come all major decisions and upon it. depend the pattern and routznc of thef whole 5,52 MARY ll. HARRISON l3l+l'l l'Y li. l'l?.li'lfl Secret a ry Secretary aaa aaJ fubi za Thirtcc n

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Twelve JOHN H. DURR Supe1'i11Tcudcn'r of Schools HOWARD W. CRANE ' Principal of High School f Hwwfwfwmfaf

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just what CARRIE E, BAILEY . . . we struggle bravely through biology and she helps us to eome out victorious . . . has proved that picking up bugs is not as bad as it looks! ELIBABETH BURNS . . . our school nurse . . Hmm, gaining weight, aren't you? . . . how can she fill out those little yellow slips so fast? . . . gets around from sehool to school in her eoupe. SARAH P. CRALL . . . hush l-the library. . . If you can't keep busy, you may as well leave . . . one of our excellent Tri-Hi- Y sponsors. . . knows where to find anything and every- thing: . . . reliable. MARTHA E. IRWIN , . . her day is filled up with Latin I to IV .... Who knows what the next line says T . . . gives ambitious students a boost along into eollege life . . . wears un- usual and eye eateliing pins, Fourteen FACULTY MEMBERS THOMAS S. BARBERO . . . Tony tshhhi . . . our very own assembly story teller. . . . keeps his general science and senior science classes in stitches with his eorny test papers . . assists Coaeh Mc-Purdy with his football boys. MARY CAMPI . . . really knows that European His- tory book inside out , . . makes all her 4-lasses very interesting laugh and . . . you the boys . . . has a cute seems rather shy can see why all hurry to history elass to get there on time ...the sweetest thing on this side of heaven. JEAN CRANE . . . how does she elasses of ever teaeh five , that I.0.lJ. every tlay l. . . Any questions Y . , . tries to make P.0.IJ. easier by dietating outlines. HARRY A. .IUHNSOX . . . could that A stand for? . . . gym and hygiene boys frequently hear I'll throw you out of here so fast you'll wonder what hit youll' . . . our well- liked assistant basketball and football t-oaeh. FIGRN BICKERTON .... kept her English classes roaring with her witty re- marks . . . and how often we heard her say, If you don't learn anything else in this class, renu-mber your manners! Nllltliltllb tl, t'tN'I-IRANI-I . . . her pretty hair and blue eyes keep all the kids awake in English t-lass. . , main saying when she en- ters the room, Get, quiet, now! . . , kids all think sin-'s swell. t IC, ICIILSYYOIQTII DYER, , . pleads with English I stu- dents t'Please be quiet. . . starts off the morning with. What's the weather going to be today, John? . . , makes a wild dash from the portable to the main build- ing: on eold, rainy mornings. IGRNEST Rl. KAHLIC , . . does anybody have an aspir- in? . . . we eould use one after those algebra and math elasses! . . . keeps the test tubes' in use in elu-mtstry lab . . . always telling jokes. mdk aaa cayzcadle JOHN BRLICTIU, . . school . . what musit' director' . weird sounds boom from the praetiee rooms . on the choruses . . jumps because band misbehavetl -Tl-hlTeh! . . . can make his violin talk .... likes to Chat with Vince, HARRIET Ii. l'ltAIti . , . very, very neat . . . now lu-re's a teacher who knows her stuff . . . when it eomes to business arithme- tie she just ean't be beat , , . all the kids think she's all-reetf OLIVE M. HIVKMAN . . . the best Algebra I teacher to be found anywhere . . . Get out your notebooks for ltJIll0I'I'OW,S assigninentf' . , no stargazing in her study halls! HARRY P Mt't'l'ItI,'Y . . . the man with Heleven sons . . . keeps industrial arts boys in line with that wood- en paddle . . . Ilireetor of ,tthleties is his title . . . is our handsome football and baseball eoaeh.