Murrell Dobbins Vocational Technical High - Flame and Steel Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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DEDICATIQN . Any night' after school Miss McCracken may be found in her room sur- rounded by eagerly conversing students. They may be merely wrangling over the last grammar test or deciding what to read for the next book report, but 'more often they are having a stimulating discussion on almost any subject. events, new books, music, drama, political controversies, philosophy, and detective stories: all of these are topics for lively conversation, and her guidance they become a means to intensify and broaden our inter- in many fields. Although we labor over the work tn her classroom, we lnsptred by her attitude of vital interest which brings lite to her subiect. keen sense of humor, an eager curtosiflr, and a wcn-m feeling of oornradeshtp her students have made her one of us. '

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QREWOSR The circus is coming! Magic words, those. Do you remember the ill- concealed impatience with which you once awaited the first sign oi the circusfs arrival? We want you to find again that impatience and thrill, for acircus coming: The Shaker Circus, Carnival and Sideshow. It has everything, tooz, a ringmaster, featured performers, and, yes, even a few clowns. , There are those who, lacking in imagination, cannot see any between a circus and a school. But to us that similarity exists in a very way. The pulsating life, the color, the spirit of fun, the music, the laughter, magic of make-believe, the hard work behind the Scenes, and the of every individual for the success of the showi Q11 these elements are here in Shaker. In these next ninety-odd pages you will witness performance 'of the Shaker Circus, Carnival, and Sideshow. Hurry, hurry: get your tickets now for the biggest show on earth. . Qior us. -

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L. to r. lst Miss Carruthers, Miss Ely, Miss Geiger, Mr. French, Mrs. Gunn, Mr. Patin, Miss I-Iollon, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Barrow, Mrs. Bishop Miss Anderson, 2nd Mrs. Carothers, Mrs. Lommen, Mrs. Anderson, Dr. Dilley, Miss Wickwire, Miss Blair, Mrs. Mesnick, Mrs. Young, Mrs Gahn, Mrs. Marlow, Miss Palmer, Mrs. Strela, 3rd Mr, Linscheid, Mr. Moritz, Mr. Park, Mr. Hanes, Mr. Henry, Mr. Grosser, Miss Iohn ston, Mrs. Morse, Miss Graham, Mrs. Sacha, Miss Bowen, Miss Sellers, 4th- Dr. Myers, Mr. Staiger, Mr. Troyan, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Storms Mr. Ames, Mr. Segner, Mr. Pederson, Mr. Starr, Mr. Rafeld, Mr. Harhourt, Mr. Thrailkill, Mr. Bosch. FACULTY Dir. .X. li. Lnnxr ls. .. ...Yrrfrrrirrfrlrrlml NIR. lt. ll. Iixrrx. .. .. ..... f,l'flH'l'f'l1l ART DEPARTMENT Miss Mattel Ely Mr. Wesley Seaner COMMERCIAL SUBIECTS Mr. Alvin Arnes Miss Crystal Carruthers Mr. Guy E. Henry DEANS Mr. Wayrre French Mrs. Dorothy Gunn Miss Louise M. Hollon Mr. M. E. Miller DRAMA DEPARTMENT Mr. Roluert Eryer ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Natalie Anderson Mrs. Edith Carothers Miss Grace Graham Miss Agnes Palmer Mr. VVillard Pederson Mr. George G. Starr Mrs. Harriet Strela Miss Gale Wiclzwire Mrs. Margaret Young 6 1 HOME ECONOMICS Miss A. Theresa Iohnston Mrs. Dorothy Marlow INDUSTRIAL ARTS 'r. Charles Hanes LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Eva-Mae Barrow Miss Ruth Blair Dr. M. Evelyn Dilley Mrs. Mariorie Gahn Miss Kathryn Geiger Mrs. Dorothy Gunn Miss Helene Laitem Miss Pauline Sellers Mr. Vtlilliarn Waltorr LIBRARIAN Miss H. lean Anderson MATHEMATICS Miss Alma Bowen Miss Kathryn Geiger Mr. M. E Miller Mr. O. I. Park Mr. Harold Storms MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Reynold Ellis Mr. lack Evans PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Ernest Grosser Mrs. Dorothy Lornrnen Mr. Howard Moritz Mrs. Eleanor Morse Mr. Willard Pederson SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Wayne French Mr. Frederick Kendall Mr. Alfred Linscheid Dr. E. C. Myers Mr, I. Norman Staiger Mr. Patrick Troyan SECRETARIES Miss Virginia Kadleclc Miss Helen Rock SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Matilda Bishop Mr. Alfred Bosch Mr. Iohn Harbourt Mr. Iaclcson Raield Mrs, Ruth Sacha Mr. L. R. Thraillzill TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS Mrs. Alice Mesnicli