Philipsburg Osceola Area High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Philipsburg, PA)

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.lean M. Adams, B.S. Teacher of Home Making. Murray Darke, B.S. Teacher of Biology and Coach of Golf. Lewis 0. Adams, B.S. Teacher of Junior and Sopho- more History, Coach of Junior Varsity Football and Wrestling, Advisor to Student Council and Junior Class. Ruth Callahan, A.B. Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade Geography, Literature, and Spelling. Gerald C. Davis, B.S. Teacher of Health and Physical Education, Coach of Baseball, Ass't Coach of Varsity Football, Head Basketball Coach, Key Club Advisor. E. Gifford Ammerman, B.S. Teacher of Civics and Pennsyl- vania History, Coach of Junior High Football and Basketball, Freshman Advisor. Esther Dale Teacher of Seventh and Eighth Grade History and Seventh Grade Guidance. Michael Deliman, B.S. Teacher of Agriculture Educa- tion. E. Thomas Burns, B.S. Teacher of General Science. Rhea M. Frantz, B.A., M.A. Teacher of Latin I, Latin ll, and Ninth Grade English.

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FRANK E. EHRENFELD, B.S., M.S. Supervising Principal lt is with great pleasure that I extend to you my congratulations on your efforts in attaining graduation which is but a beginning in life's broader fields. Much that you have gained in these formative years will clear the way for suc- cess in your future endeavors. Let us hope that you have acquired a spirit of tolerance and faith which will make for a better citizenry. I wish for you the success and satisfaction that comes with the ioy of accomplishment. M. S. HANCOCK, A.B. Senior High School Principal I am happy to respond to your kind invita- tion to extend greetings to the Class of T958 and grateful for the opportunity to sincerely congratu- late the students and teachers on the achievement and success of many varied experiences and in- teresting developments resulting from a close re- lationship of working together-student, teacher, and administrator-towards your cherished goal, Graduation Day. In our school life we are reminded that a goal is set for us for the future and we prepare ourselves to reach that goal by satisfactorily com- pleting the required school curriculum. So, it will be as you strive to take your place in The World of Tomorrow , continuing along your various paths and walks of life, and in your chosen professions, set a goal for yourself, work diligently and honestly to reach that goal, and ultimately enioy the fruits of a work well done. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1958! RUSSELL M. LUCAS, B.S., M.Ecl. Junior High School Principal The Junior High School faculty and I wish you success in your future endeavors. We sincerely believe that each one of you has the necessary qualifications to become a use- ful citizen and, will, in time, become an inspira- tion to the students who follow you. Although you may have found school years a little trying at times, we hope that you will re- member them with the same pleasure that we will always remember you. 7

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Joshua Freeberg, B.S. Teacher of Freshman Algebra. Thomas Labock, B.S. Teacher of Chemistry and Phy- sics. Marie G. George, A.B. Teacher of Sophomore English. Alfred I. Jones, B.S. Teacher of Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, and Algebra. Lee Lane, B.S. Teacher of Junior English, Fresh- man English, Newspaper Ad- visor. Charles M. Goldthorp, B.S. Teacher of Geography, English, Literature, and Spelling, Seventh Grade Class Advisor, Assistant Football, Head Wrestling Coach. i , Y 2 fi George E. Knowles, A.B., M.Ed. Teacher of Senior History. John Mackin, A.B., M.Ed. Guidance Counselor. Edward .l. Grundy, B.S., M.Ed. Teacher of Bookkeeping I and ll, Consumer Economics, Retail Selling, Sophomore Class Ad- visor. ilz tliii ifif f S . , . a i T ' iifiiiliiimii 5 H ' , 'w az' i 'I ,, ., iff- ?,g?.,.w , we if 33 W ' t WAFA! . . fa, J? tv 5 'E is 2 , Albert Maddalena, B.S. A Teacher of Freshman English and General Business Training, Assistant Junior High Football Coach. ' A . 1' f