Ramsay High School - Mounty Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, PA)

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l,t-fr to right: vlohr C. llaherlen, Supt. lfdwin IX, Swink, Vl' S. Neiderhiser, Sec. C. B. Shupe, ul. Guy llarris, V. l'res., 'I Lawrence lfox, l,uth- er J. Grimm. Pres, blames pl. llosta FCZIS. luis Homin or l'ilJUCATION . . . seven alert, civic-minded citizens . . . who volun- tarily assume the responsibility for the well-being of our school . . . plan an annual hudget . . . set a school tax rate . . . are held accountable to the community for school expenditures . . . elect school employees . . . provide equipment for play as well as for work . . . purchase school supplies and materials . . . attend many school functions . . . ever vigilant of the welfare of each student . . . enlarge and diversify our school curriculum with new courses and equipment as they are financially ahle to do so . . . lmegan a course in industrial arts this year . . . equipped a room in the second ward huilding with tools and machines for sheet metal and wood work for hoys from the seventh to twelfth grades . . . give freely of their time and effort for the good of us all , . , their reward, the gratification of serving the citizenry . . . and the satislaetion of a good piece of Work well done. NIR. Kol4'l'luuii'l' NIR. Di'i.i.iNr:i-ik lndustrious Cortie and cheerful ltddle helleve .r - - - Cleanliness is next to Godlmt-ss and accomplish it hy whole-hearted team- work.

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G. Cl,IFFonn SINGLEY . . . unanimously 500 strong we are glad he is our principal . . . because he can see the students' point of view . . . he is firm in his discipline, yet fair in his decisions . . . he substitutes solutions for reprimands . . . he gives us the benefit of the doubt . . . he assuages us in our troubles . . . he encourages us in our aspirations . . . we respect him as a teacher . . . because he treats us as individuals . . . he impels us to learn . . . he helps us to understand this perplexing world . . . we esteem him as a friend . . . for his good nature . . . for his friendliness . . . for his sense of humor . . . we admire him as a person . . . with wide interests and experiences . . . with a mature philosophy and set ol values . . . with the willingness to share his time and knowledge unstintingly. li. LLM-roitn hlNc:i.m' lligli School l'rint'ipal l ll.lNORli fXlu,i.ntoN Secretary Miss lVlll,l.lltoN . . .our secretary . . . a typical young business woman . . . efhcient . . . depend- able . . . agreeable . . . a former graduate of our own commercial department . . . who now sees high school life from the admin- istrative point of view . . . but who can still understand the student's side. . .a true blonde, if there ever was one . . . lflinore with her up - to -the -minute clothes . . . adds an attractive note to the office . . . innumerable interruptions of her usual routine do not ruffle her manner . . . as she obligingly and promptly ful- fills our requests . . . a splendid example for Ramsayds would-he secretaries.

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1' Our Gillmor .Maier Un the city'S eastern horcler Stznncls thc school we love. Hearts :zglow :incl voices raising Sencl her praise ahove. Hail to rhee, our :leur olcl high school. Faithful will we he: Long we'll love thee, Ramsay High School And be true to thee.