Schenley High School - Schenley Journal Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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ADMINISTRATION l,. L, I-IARTLEY, Principal LLB., University of Oregon M.I3.A., Duquesne University i ll V I-IOMIER C. BOXVER, Colnziefm' AB., McKendree College M.A., University of Illinois

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Dr. Hoechst has been able to do his part in making Schenley a school for both the person who wishes to prepare himself for college in an accredited high school and for the person who, though already a high school graduate, wants to extend his knowledge into new fields. Dr. Hoechst believes that Schenley with its accredited standards is bound to make its presence felt as a unit of cultural advancement in the life of the community. In one of his recent articles we read: Democracy is safe only when the public is intelligently informed. Through the continuance and extension of adult education, democracy can be more nearly assured, for then the citizen, understanding his govern- ment and the problems confronting society, will less easily be swayed by propagandists. Having directed classes in Americanization in the city and having instructed prospective teachers of this work at the University' of Pittsburgh for many years, Dr. Hoechst has much that is constructive to offer for the future development of adult education. The following achievements, he believes, will help tremendously towards its ad- vancement in Pittsburgh: Clj richer auditorium meetings, C25 confer- ences with students who have attended the evening schools for sug- gestions and criticisms to better the program, C35 a planned program of recreation, and C45 the development of the forum idea with not a teacher nor a referee, but an inspirational leader to develop the dis- cussion group. These helps, together with such a sympathetic under- standing of our problems should assure the continued development of adult education. Dr. Hoechst, in quoting the words of Calvin Coolidge, said: We cannot abandon our education at the school- house door. We must keep it up through life. -CONSTANCE C. Rononns .tv C gf 9

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EVERETT A LDERMAN FACULTY A.B., MA., University of Pittsburgh Bmfagiv BERTHA BAILEY AB., M4A,, University of Pittsburgh EMMA C. BARTH Ezlgllrff All., Mui., University til' Pittsburgh Alltfvrflftlrlr r , Iflllcfi ffl .l:KlN1liS E. BROWN ILS., Universitv of Pittsburgh NM., Columbia University MARYDESSlE BLAYNEY .-LB., Duquesne University E'11g.':.i lf CflNll1lL'l'!'l.ll HELEN E. BRUUN .NIL MA., University ol, Pittsburgh Ezzlqlhrfi WILLIAM M. BRYSON ROBERT CONLEY All., Wzisliiiigton 11ntl.lefl'erson College ILS., Duquesne University MA., University of Pittsburgh Gmm1rrri.:l AL1rfirl11.fl1tii FRANK E. CAMPBELL FRANK H, CROWLEY Clerk B.S., Slippery Rock Stare Teachers Colltte S:ir'1:e, Ef1gli.rl1 HARRIET E. CLARK RUTH DANFORTH NB., Pennsylvania College for Women BS., Columbia University Eugliila, Pfp'.ricafGrogmpfi1' M,Ed., University of Pittshurg,h Cmnmrrrifll 11