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

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Always Concerned For llur Welfare Our friendly principal, Mr. Dillon, is always ready and willing to help a distressed student. If the topic of conversa- tion is food, you can count on himto take a hearty interest. Mr. Critchfield, assistant principal, is known to everyone for his outstanding ability to spot student culprits. Besides his duty as guidance counselor, he imparts important knowledge to our future scientists. Setting a fine example for all of our future secretaries, is our efficient secretary, Mrs. Zeglin. She is very reliable and is indispensable to the administrators. 1 ' Mr, C. Kensey Dillon - Principal of Ramsay High School. Mrs. Elinore Zeglin - Secretary tothe school board and to the high school. Mr. J. Geary Critchfield - Assistant principal and guidance counselor.

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llur Guiding lights Mr Balog Mrs Bergla Mlss Burge The Faculty These two words w1ll brlng back to us a great varlety of memor1es They w1ll recall for us the helpfulness whlch these teachers of ours have d1rected to us the youth of Mount Pleasant The Faculty have revealed to us the drama of Macbeth the w1zardry of sclence the wondrous equatlons of math and the unprece dented problems of past and future They have chaperoned our dances sponsored each class been enthuslasuc rooters at all our sport events, and most of all they have been our personal Mr Burrell Mrs Byers Mr Comfort G O O I u n . - l U ll ll I! ' ' I I ' ll U f P I I W ! 5... fl , 1 - , 'fill' 4 xx l . l , V J . . , . T if