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

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DR. MATTHEW M. ALCORN Assistant Principal MR. ROBERT WALTERS Attendance Co-ordinator Promoted the growth of all in civic competence DR. ALCORN'S alma mater is the University of Pittsburgh where he received his B.S., M.Ed., and D. Ed. degrees. He displayed wise judgment when dealing with administrative problemsg patience and understanding when dealing with students. Dr. Alcorn feels that Our country's most valuable natural resource is a young man or a young lady of high personal quality, equip- ped with and continually in search of know- ledge. He daily strove to implant that quality in our students. His leisure time was spent serv- ing the community through the church and many other service organizations. MR. WALTERS procured his B.S. from Penn- sylvania State University and his M.Ed from the University of Pittsburgh, Mr. Robert Walters, the attendance co-ordinator, hos done an ex- cellent job of improving the school attendance records. Besides this, he has been an assistant football coach for twelve years. During the summer Mr. Walters spent his leisure hours helping with Little League activities and relas- ing on the green of a nearby golf course. His family also occupied his spare moments.

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ADMI I TRATOR DR. ARTHUR cr. KELLEY DR J09EPH E WHERRY Director of Secondary Education PUUUPQI DR. KELLEY has received, from the Univers- ity of Pittsburgh, his A.B., M.Litt., and D.Ed. degrees. Mfith his professional knowledge and personal attributes, he served our school well by helping to set high basic standards to be followed in the new school. The dream has come trueg it is now our duty to take full advantage of the opportunities. As Dr. Kelley said, A wise person never stops learning. Mle hope that our new secondary school facilities and curriculum will create among pupils a love for learning that will last forever. DR. WHERRY received an A.B. degree from Grove City College and a M.Ed. and Dr, Ed. from the University of Pittsburgh. He has used his knowledge to promote a higher standard of behavior, scholarship, and personal welfare among the students. Conditions in our new school will make it possible to fulfill these de- sires to a greater extent. Dr, Wherry said, Every- one has been looking forward to the day when we move into our new school. The new day which is dawning will be worth waiting for. SECRETARIES Mrs. Elizabeth Deuerlcin Mrs. Anna Louise Datz Mrs. Mary Draper Mrs. Marian Liesch

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COUNSELGRS MR. ROBERT BEATTY Director of Guidance MR. JAMES MEWHIRTER Counselor Assisted every student to attain his MR. BEATTY, who obtained his B.S. degree from Indiana State Teachers College and his M.Ed. from the University ol Pittsburgh, assisted us in coping with the every day problems we had to face. Helpfulness and good advice were his key words. His philosophy is best expressed in his own words, The mind, like a great ware- house, is valued by the merchandise it housesg the stocking of worthless goods adds little to the value. Having a reputation for giving words of encouragement to boys and girls, MR. MEW- HIRTER, counselor, had many opportunities to serve scores of students who came to his office for advice in scheduling of classes or for personal matters. Mr. Mewhirter earned his B.S. degree from Bethany College and a M.Ed. from the University of Pittsburgh. This versatile coun- selor also revealed an enthusiastic interest in sports and was influential as an assistant football and basketball coach. Mr. Mewhirter counseled Carl Wetmore, senior, about his credits.