North York High School - Panther Yearbook (North York, PA)

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Mr. William Bonney ILLIAM BONNEY was born in P e n Argyl, where he re- ceived his grade and high school education, being gradu- ated in 1923. This school granted him a scholarship to Susquehanna University. At college he pursued the scien- tific course, serving as presi- dent of the Science club and senior class. He was a member of Epsilon Sigma fraternity. In 1927, after receiving his B. S. degree, he attended Rockne Meanwell coaching school at Bucknell University. He start- ed teaching as assistant prin- cipal and coached in four sports at Miiilintown High school. In 1928, he was head of the science department and assist- ant coach at Palmerton High school. At present he is pur- suing his Master's Degree at Gettysburg college. Mr. Bon- ney is a member of the Penna. A c a d e m y of Science. He teaches the following subjects: General science, commercial geography, biology and chem- istry, along with coaching soc- cer, basketball, baseball and track. Mr. Elwood McGui2an LWOOD McGUIGAN was born at 271 West Jack- son street, York. He received his early education from the York grade schools and graduated from York High in 1925. At York High he was in dramatics and debated in literary society open meet- ings. From this place, he entered Albright college, where he made the varsity debating squad for three years and took part in various dramatic activi- ties. At this institution he also belonged to the Kappa Upsilon Phi fraternity and received a diploma in voice. After receiving two years' practice teaching at the college preparatory school, he came to North York, where he is teach- inb the subjects of history and English. For the year that he has been here, Mr. McGuigan has helped direct both the senior and junior class plays. His talent and knowledge of debating became very useful when North York decided to enter the scholastic debating league and meet Red Lion and West York.

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Mrs. Lola Reed Anderson Miss Beryl Ruby OLA ANDERSON was born at Brogueville, where she received her grade school education. Her high school course was re- ceived at York High school. For higher education Mrs.4An- derson attended Millersville State Normal school, from which she graduated in 1916. After receiving this education she entered Peirce school, Philadelphia, graduating in 1921. She has had a wide teaching experience, which is shown by her past record. She taught two years in York, one year at Huntington Beach, California, one year at Thomp- son's Business college and four years in North York. During this time Mrs. Anderson has instructed in its full capacity the commercial department. Besides her general routine of this instruction she has been co-director of dramatics. Mrs. Anderson was married the past year to Walter Anderson, a prominent member of the York bar. ERYL RUBY was born in Lower Windsor on a farm near Hallam township. Miss Ruby's grade school education was obtained at Canadochly and her next step of education was taken at Millersville Normal school. She acquired her higher education at Gettysburg college, where she studied mathematics and received her Bachelor of Science degree in 1928. Miss Ruby began teaching at the Hallam school, later at Clinton High, New Jersey, and then came to North York, where she has been an instructor since September of 1928. She is teaching courses in mathe- matics, civics and ancient his- tory at the present time. She came here as a mathematics instructor, but has since then added several subjects for which she is responsible. Miss Ruby has been coach of the girls' basketball team and has introduced the Girl Reserve club into North York High. She is the club's advisor.

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Miss Mamie Bowman Miss Amy Shambaugh l AMIE BOWMAN, who was born in Palmyra, received her early education in the grade and high schools of that place. She then attended Hood college for one year and Cedar Crest for three years, where she received her B. A. degree, majoring in public school music and voice. She graduated in 1922 and was a member of the music and glee clubs of the college for three years, also of the French club and the C. C. C. club. Miss Bowman has taken post-grad- uate courses at West Chester, New York university, Carnegie Tech and State college for her M. A. degree. As for experi- ence, Miss Bowman has had much, having had charge of music at Hummelstown public schools, Oakdale, Allegheny county, Pittsburgh public schools, Spring Grove, York Haven, Mt. Wolf and North York. She has been supervisor of music here for two years di- recting the school's operettas. MY SHAMBAUGH was born in Cumberland county, Bloserville, and received her early education in the Garfield and Jefferson schools. She attended York High school, from which she graduated in 1914, and also Patrick's commercial school, pursuing a course of stenog- raphy and typewriting. She was later secretary for the animal husbandry department of Pennsylvania State college. Later she attended several ses- sions of summer school. In 1924 she graduated from Phila- delphia General hospital train- ing school for nurses. She is a member of district No. four, Graduate Nurses' Association of Pennsylvania, the American Nurses' association, the Amer- ican Red Cross and the Union National Council of Nurses. Miss Shambaugh is now work- ing for a standard certificate of school nursing. She has been supervisor of nursing and gen- eral health here for QW years.