Pitcairn High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Pitcairn, PA)

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MCMA Kay.. f -fr. f, J . . ? sr: X 5 . hx, . 14311: W' fre- aw ' , . . , ff 3, I' ' Q ' .:f' . if R 7 Iames P. Hannan Bachelor of Arts degree, Duquesne University. Subjects: Latin 1-2, Alge- bra 2, Trigonometry, Geometry, Eng- lish 2. Extra Curricular Activities: Faculty Manager of Athletics. Raymond I. Testa Bachelor of Science in Political Sci- ence: St. Vincent College. Subjects: Penn'a History, Civics, World Histor . Extra Curricular Activities: Football, Baseball, Basketball. Rita Kenney Bachelor of Science in Commercial Education, Duiquesne University. Sub- jects: Junior Business Training, Busi- ness Arithmetic, English I. Lillian Louise Baldy Bachelor of Science in Secretarial Stu- dies: Carnegie Institute of Technology. Master of Education, University of Pittsburgh. Subjects: Shorthand 2, Business English, Secretarial Science, Typing 2. William M. Smith Bachelor of Science in Education: West Virginia University. Master in Letters: University of Pittsburgh. Sub- jects: World History, United States History Journalism. Extra Curricu- lar Activities: Sophomore class ad- viser, Press club adviser, Printing club adviser. Verle Keck Indiana State Teachers College. Sub- jects: Algebra I. Gail M. Warnock Bachelor of Science, Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Subjects: Physical Education, Health. Extra Curricular Activities: Girls' Basketball. Anna Betty Bergman Bachelor of Arts in Foreign Lan- guages, University of Pittsburgh. Sub- jects: English, Spanish l-2. Extra Cur- ricular Activities: Freshman class ad- viser, Freshman-Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y adviser, Spanish club adviser, Junior play director, co-director of Minstrel. Truth Crawford jones Leave of Absence. Inez M. Clark Bachelor of Science in Science: Mas- ter of Education in Guidance, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh. Subjects: Chem- istry, Biology, Guidance. Extra Cur- ricular Activities: College club. Eleven

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flggfAW Olflflf' QULV5 f AX enior Cfddd ,kfgmfory The K'School Bellv rang out for us the last time yet it seems only yesterday since we entered the Freshman Class still wet behind the ears but very proud of the fact that we were in High School. Our Freshmen year went very fast. We had initiations, class parties under the direction of Mrs. A. B. Bergman, class adviser, and of course some school work to keep us busy. Then, oh joy, we were Sophomoresg a thing we hadnit thought possible. We were swept into all the activities such as the minstrel and operetta. VVe got acquainted with all the students from Patton Township. We held a dance and later held a party under the direction of Mrs. D. Ald- rich and Mr. VVm. M. Smith, our class advisers.- There was much excitement toward the end of the year when we ordered our rings. Thenl school was out. Our Junior year brought with it a whirlwind of activities. VVe held Junior dances, sold maga- zines, and sold maroon and white hats with loco- motives on them to Hnance our Prom under the direction ot Mr. XV. Kane our class adviser. VV e held our prom at the Edgewood Country Club and Ben Boden and his orchestra furnished the music. VVe contributed to the field of sports, having 9 football and 7 basketball players on these teams. We presented the play aQuiet Pleaselv in which lean Mueller and Paul Hay had the lead- ing parts. Then spring came and vacation started again. At last our Senior year rolled around with parties, dances, our play, selling refreshments, under the leadership of our class adviser Miss B. Keefer, sponsering our Annual, presenting our Assemblies, raising money for our gift to the High School, and participating in the sports. Then came the grand finale: the prom, school picnic, Baccalaureate, and Commence- ment. Thirteen MW