Penn Hills High School - Seneca Yearbook (Penn Hills, PA)

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Clair Xlltehell, Nlr. lttluard ll. if . - J - G' A .' - mf' ' J- ,. oft lf.: 'K lo rigllfl Nlr. llenry l.. Snyder. Xlr. X. Xlessenger, Xlr. Yinton XY. Huy-il rnon-inemberl. Nlr. R. Rlhialj Brenlove lnon-memberl, Xlr. Fred lf. llaines lSupervising l'rineipalJ, Xlr. llarry lu Dean. Sr., Nlr, Kaufman XX. Stontr, lr., Nlr. Philip A. Xlfxxllllllllli, and Xlr. Carl l.. lloodlin. BOARD Ulf liDUC:X'l'ION The Class of 1946 presents to you the Penn Town- ship Board of lfdueation, a friendly and human group . . . elected by the citizens of Penn 'liownship for their capability and for their interest in civic affairs . . . gave freely of their time for the students' benefit . . . newly elected members, Nlr. Carl l,. Goodlin and Mr. Henry l,. Snyder . . . headed by Nlr. lfdward ll. Messenger, president: Nlr. .-X. Clair Xlitchell, vice president: Xlr. Harry lf. Dean, Sr., treasurer: and Nlr. Vinton YV. Boyd, secretary la non-memberl . . . other members, Mr. Kaufman YY. Stoner, lr.. Xlr. Philip S. NlcVVilliams, and .-Xttorney R. Rhody Brenloye, solici- tor lnon-memberj . . . are progressive in method and leadership . . . revered by all . . . the Class of V146 wish them luck in their promotion of a better and greater school system. Nllss .Xxx ll4llXlIlS'I'l-Ii I ' Xlx. Xlvrini-w Xltoiu f Nlr. Nlatthew Xl. :Xlcorn . . . served two years in the Navy . . . welcomed by students as assistant principal, his former position. Nliss .Xnn llofmeister . . . your ener- getic and efficient sponsor of Student Council and the llall Patrol . . . checks the attendance and the punctuality of the students . . . irons out transportation problems . . . has a refreshing sense of humor . . . has the admiration of everyone. K A 1-4

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Ley lfead az .fchools Mr. Fred lf. Haines . . . employs great tact and patience in his dealing with students . . . fosters well-being among staff officers . . . retains a fervent interest in Penn's activities . . . gains the esteem and co-operation of the leading educators in the state. . . leaves a lasting impression on our minds. Mr. Norman F. Hoelzle . . . ably fulhlls the duties of assistant supervising prin- cipal . . . urges co-operation and good-will between the students and faculty . . . exercises skill as an organizer . . . is a judicious counselor and observing friend . . . has a keen regard for all Penn Town- ship school children. Xlk. Noiuxnw lf. lloi5i,zl.i2 .4.f.-'iflzzril Sirprriiiiirig Priufipfll Mk. FRED IC. HAINES Superziifing Principal Dr. Joseph E. Wherry . . . plans activi- ties of the pupils . . . enforces needed regulations . . . encourages perfection as an ideal . . . makes announcements over the public-address system and introduces the reader of the Scripture . . . commands respect and friendship . . . uses infinite wisdom in dealing with school problems. DR. Josem-i Ii. WHERRY High School Principal

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