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

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MR. Noiuxmu F. HonLz1.1s Assistant Supervising Principal . DR. JUS!-Il'll li. WllIililiX High School Principal hlr. Hoelzle . . . well-suit- ed for his duties as Assist- ant Supervising Principal . . . proves Worth and capa- hility by the zeal with which he performs his many tasks. Miss Hunter . . . proves her capability every day as a reading instructor . . . analyzes the problems of Penn Township school stu- dents and helps solve them. MISS HUNTICR lj,fyC1lUIIJgf,l'f B, S., Indiana Siaie Teachers College: M. Lili., University of Pittsburgh. Guide our footsteps onward Mit. MA'r'r1uzw M. AILORN Assistant Principal Dr. Joseph E. Wherry . . . super- vises assemblies, devotions, and student activities . . . enforces necessary rules of conduct . . . aids students in post high school inter- ests . . . exercises diplomacy and keen understanding in dealing with pupils . . . deserves our deepest ad- miration. Mr. Alcorn . . . gains our respect and admiration because of his sin- cere efforts to help us . . . ably as- sists Dr. VVherry as Assistant Prin- cipal.

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Ecard of fducatl'on Davis. ISUARD OF liDUCA'I'lON Our ezipzthle liozird of lfduezition proves its worth through the mziny importzint tzisks it performs . . . elected heeziuse of civic-mindedness :ind interest in zi hetter ednezitionzil system . . . meets the second Xvednesdziy of ezieh month :ind keeps meetings open to the pulwlie , . . gives freely of vziluzthle time :ind houndless energy to serve us . . . wisely plains how money is to he spent to meet the needs of the groxving ninnher of Penn 'liownship students . . . tackles problems :md ditheulties with vigor :ind enthusiasm . . . zilwziys strives to give Penn 'liownship sehool chil- dren the hest lizieilities zivziilzihle Linder existing conditions . . . 'lihe Clziss ol' V148 wishes to eongrtitulzite the Penn 'l'ownship liozird ol- lfduezition on the excellent joh it hzis done. SICCRP. I .Xllllah SliA'l'l l7-l,t'l'l' to Right: Nlr. Curl l,, Goodlin. Nlr, llenry l,. Snyder lpres- identl, Mr. lftlwzird B, Nlessenger, Mrs, Al2ll'Sk'lll' Hughes, Xlr. sk. Clair Mitchell, Nlr, .Iohn H, Linton fSup- ervising Prineipzill, Nlr, Knufinnnn VY. Stoner, klr., Hr. Kermit G. S'l'ANllINKiS Nlr. Vinton W, Boyd lnon-memherl, Miss lfvelyn Sundin Cnon-memherl, Xlr, R. Rody Bren- love, Solieitor ll1UI1-I11ClIIl3l'l'l U-ff. s. xll'CI.IN'l4!N Xliss Srxiiix Xlics, l3iu'NroN Miss lXlAII!ACIl Xllas. Gixkiwisi-'R lfoiml of lffllifrifimi lfnm-if nl l:Ufziu1li'n1i 5f 'ff '3' I All'7 llfffffv' S1'1'l'1'l1II'y 1:11711 ll'fn'1'rv l'l f'f'f'l -'l 7 f ff g'5HJn'lf'1M SWB hacks , AB., unawnziv of Pilmbe O F I ,

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acufty Mk. C. Areoxw l,llj',IllY7! ,iirf1l1'rl'f'iH B. S., M. Ed., Pitlsburqh. MR. l3ua'roN l'fry,rirnl lfrlzlrvllimz Mk. lhvxs l,Ilj',1'll'IIl lfrliznzlifiir B. S., Slippery Rock Slale Teachers Colleqeg M, Erl., Univefsily of Pillsburqh. Mas. KlfNNr:nY B. S., William and Mary College. Mas. RIQNSCIIIHAI B.S., Univemily ol Pittsburgh. Miss S'l'UNlil4 A.B., Muskinqum Colleqe. ink, l,ouAN B.S., Slippery Tv-arhcrs Colleqeg M.E., Uni- vr-rsily of Piflsburqh. Mn. Rfwnouk B.S., University ol Pillsburqh. Mas. Wr:s'rlN Deulzzl A,f,l'ijf1lllf 'l'he hardworking men and women who compose our teaching staff . . . perform many extra duties for the students' benefit . . . exercise alvility in the transferring of their knowledge to their pupils . . . are completely understanding in trying to help the student with his many problems . . . sacrifice their own enjoyment many times to carry on their duties as school teachers . . . are greatly appreciated for all their patience and kindness shown to everyone . . . serve as inspiration for the student hody . . . are outstanding citizens in their community . . . try to urge students on to higher goals . . . help to promote under- standing and friendship in the student lxody . . . aid us in our personal life as well as in school . . . develop in us a spirit of conh- dence and a will to succeed in all our work . . . are always trying to improve themselves forthe henelit of their pupils . . . will always he remembered as friends and a guiding in- fluence. Univergily ol Rock Slale