Otto Eldred High School - Ottocrat Yearbook (Otto Township, PA)

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I. Hennigan , 9Nmuuu........,,, Q' r R. Jordon A. Kaluza H- Kvlbe Early In The Morning the faculty may be seen assuming its respective responsi- bilities throughout the system. Classes, study halls, and activities all combine to form a teacher's well-filled and busy day. Every student is familiar with the mu- sic heard throughout the halls that eman- ates from Mr. Swoyer's juke-box. Before, during, and after school its welcome re- frains help to make each student's day more enjoyable . Though classes and the knowledge taught therein by our teachers is paramount, music enriches all. 'NGN Mr. Nichols Finnessy Partchey Fazio and Nelson meet after school

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M. Scarcell C- SWOYCI' Mr. Swoyer's physics t .1 -5 1 s X 'S X . f ':x51iFf'F f1, 5-I - 1 1 ' . tttii til w A H K .A lkff i s -Q 'f- I 1 X f if D. Tronerri ' J. Wasggn K Lf 1' 4, J A L ,'N, nt of The bell at 3:35 certainly does not mean the end of the teachers' day. Their work often continues into the Wee Small Hours of the Morning correcting class papers. This consumes only a small por- tion of their time after the class day. Things such as: preparing the next day's lessons and composing tests add to these after school hours. Many teachers must return to the school in the evening for various meetings, rehearsals and activi- ties . class. 5 my an-ff , A his J, 43: -it lc, ,' lg A A , I. Wilcox W. Wilcox J. Wolcott M. Wolcott 1'7 1