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

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I On the city's eastern border Stands the school we love. Hearts aglow and voices raising Send her praise above. Hail to thee, our dear old high school, Faithful will we beg Long we'll love thee, Ramsay High School, And be true to thee. MR. Koimucnr Cortie and Eddie, custodians of our building, whose busy hands make Ramsay a pleasant, com- fortable place in which to spend our school days. ll MR. DULLINCIIER

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I K. i Davin Buiuzstt GERALDINE CONBEER ,f' GER-IRUDE Con-OM lxrsnssv Du.1.oN LEONE HABERLEN Etizmzerii MACDONALD .. . V4 Ronmsv S o G. Curronn SINGLEY ., V r r 'I - ' ' l 'x I fl l I il My ., it j.. xr-t . .J Vi , :rs M- Hayes did on the stage . . . petite Miss Cottom, and serving meals, economical marketing, sewing, of course . . . likeable . . . constantly active . . . selecting clothes wisely-these the domestic capable . . . Hollywood, your goal? . . . see Mr. accomplishments taught by Mrs. MacDonald . . . Dillon, Ramsay's dynamic director of class plays . . . instructor of economics and history . . . versatile conversationalist . . . famous for his poetry recitations . . . the word mathematics carries with it recollections of Miss Galley's untiring ellorts . . . how well we soon realize the important part X fthat unknown quantityj plays in life and algebra . . . when not bending over a test tube or explaining a law in physics, Mr. Gibboney is coaching basketball . . . partly responsible for the physical prowess of junior commandos . . . greatly admired . . . whether you speak French or English, you enjoy talking with Mrs. Haberlen . . . her animation and lively stories stimulate interest in the classroom . . . a fair, conscientious teacher . . . the world at war -a familiar topic for heated discussions in Mrs. Jones' social science classes . . . she's a recent and attractive member of our faculty . . . planning 11,45 ff 5 U L-fi ' A' 13 who helps us to make the most of our femininity . . . Ramsay's own Stowkowski . . . Mr. Schoch displays his talents as conductor of our band . . . his zest and spirit are contagious-that's why we like him! . . . dignity and sincerity pervade Mr. Singley's P. D. classroom . . . an up-to-the-minute man on world allairs . . . as our principal he wins our respect . . . understanding . . . energetic . . . if vou have trouble with your victory garden, Mr. Sponsler is the man to see . . . teacher of agri- culture and general science . . . concerned with achievements of future farmers . . . even l,ily Pons would enjoy hearing Mrs. Stout sing. . . she inspires the choruses to interpret songs in a delightful, enjoyable style . . . her able direction made possible the success of the operetta, Hats Off . . . as candid as a candid camera . . . radiantly alive . . . Mrs. 'liesauro helps students with personal problems . . . as well as teaching