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

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DR. JOSEPH E. WHERRY High School Principal rincilaa 5 . . . DR. WHERRY Dr. Wherry is not only the principal but acts as advisor by helping the students remedy their prob- lems. He devotes much of his time to the planning of the assemblies and faculty meetings. But he always has time to help the students through their hardships. He is truly a friend to all. Dr. Wherry received his A.B., degree from Grove City College and his M. Ed., and Ed. D,, degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. MR. ALCORN Mr, Alcorn is not only the assistant principal but MR. MATTHEW M. ALCORN Assistant Principal also sponsors the Student Council and the Hall Patrol. He spends many hours in consultation with both. boys and girls helping plan their courses, ad- justing their schedules, and arranging for employ- ment certiticates. He is highly respected for his en- lightning way of solving our many problems. Mr. Aloorn received his B. S., and M. Ed., degrees frofm the University of Pittsburgh. Secretaries MRS. REICHARD Miss LONERGAN

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MR. JOHN H. LINTON Superintendent MR. LINTON In order to have a smooth running school system you must have able leaders. Such a man is Mr. John H. Linton, the superintendent of Penn Town- ship schools. Mr. Linton has charge of all business operations of the schools and supervises the con- struction of all buildings connected with Penn Township's school system. Also he determines the various school policies in co-operation with the board of education a.nd plans the educational pro- gram for the schools. The class of 1952 wishes to thank Mr. Linton and his associates for making our school system one of the best in Western Pennsyl- vania! MR. HOELZLE Our able assistant superintendent of schools. Mr. Norman F. Hoelzle, really has a job. In addition to being in charge of the elementary schools and junior high., Mr. Hoelzle is in charge of the visual educa- tion program in the elementary schools and the scheduling of school buses, plus the difficult and sometimes thankless job of recommending books and supplies- We, the class of 1952, say thanks to you for your part in making our school life successful and pleasant. MR. NORMAN F. HOELZLE Assistant Superintendent , . is ' A 'I DIRS. BRUNTON INIRS. PETRICK IVIRS. ML?CLINTON NIISS GALLIGAN 11 . 5,

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rw MRS. BAKER MISS BERG MR. C. ALCORN MRS. BERG ulaeruidom MR. CHARLES VY. ALCORN Physical Education Supervisor B. S., M. Ed., University of Pitts- burgh MRS. MABEL L. BAKER B. S.. M. Litt.. University of Pitts- burgh MR. WALTER E. BAMBARGEB B. A,, Duquesnel University MRS. ELIZABETH G. BEADLING Activities Director A. B., M. Litt.. University of Pitts- burgh MR. ROBERT E. BEATTY Guidance Director B. S., Indiana State Teachvrs Colleigv M. Ed., Univvrsity ut' Pittsburgh MRS. CATHERINE B. BERG D1-an of Girls A. B., M, Ed., UlllN'I'l'Sltj' ut' Pitts- hurgli MISS LILLIAN E. BERG B. S., Slippt-ly Rock State Te-ac'l1+-1'- Cullegv M. Litt.. University of Pittsburgh NIR. ROBERT fi. l'ARI'l-INTER H. S., California Statv TPac'hvi's College- MR. BAMBARGER MRS. BEADLING MR, BEATTY MR. CARPENTER MISS COSTAS MR. DRESSING ana! EGLCM, MISS LIBERTY COSTAS B. S., Indiana State Teachers College M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh MR. HOVVARD J. DRESSING B. S., California State Teachers College In ojice training class Jimi