Shaler High School - Shaleresque Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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THE NTWS FRO 5 . T Nliss Nlary Ruth Jeffery, our high school prineipal, is here discussing the future plans of Patricia Mcfabe. This is but 21 small part of Miss Ie-ffery's busy day. Letters, transcripts. recom- mendations, class visits, discipline cases, the- plan- ning' of a social schedule, interviewing patrons and parentsff these make up a small partrof her daily calendar. Look below to the right to witness the activity in a sophomore Miss Jeffery, Ilfgh Srhool 1,71-Hfllfllll, will: Patricia McCabe, .S'em'or. class of Plane Geometry. This is Miss jetleryls class. jimmy Yogel can tell you that this subject has a very practical value. Civil engineers, surveyors, or artists find it very useful. Miss Gracie Steigerwald has been our school secretary for three years. T Her duties inelnde: checking of absentee lists. mail, and reports: typing school records, letters, and state reports: mimeogrztlxhing, especially the Scoop. Then, too, she assists Miss Jeffery with student inter- views, as well as serves Mr. Rogers. Miss Grace Steigerwald Vogel, Salina, Linn 14

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V A CLASS OF FORTY - TWO Row Row Row Row Ro ll? Row Row Row 4 fi T X I , ' i Luffey, Luhring, Lyon, MacDonald, Maddock, Manzey, McAdams, McCall, McClafferty, McClain, Mc- ' Donough, Michalczak, Miercik, Miley. B. Miller, L. Miller, R. Miller, Mitesser, Moelter, Moersch, Morgan, Moury, Mulkern, Newland, Nickel, Nicklas, Orton, Ott. Panza, Parise, Patton, Paul, Peluso, Pottmeyer, Powers, D. Proft, M. Proft, Purdy, Rasp, Reno, Rihn, Q Roginski. A. Roman, M. Roman, Ruckdeschel, Russell, Saban, Sampson, Sandrock, Sarnick, Schafer, Schessler, Schlipp. Schissler, A. Schmidt, D. Schmidt, Schmitt, Schneider, Schogren, Schott, Scott, Seitz, H. Shaw, J. Shaw Skrbin, Slack, Smith, Sommer, Soose, Spangenberg, Steigerwald, Steinmetz, Stobbe, Stoll, Tetz. Tholl, T oerge, Trautman, Trbovich, Tutino, Vandenberg, Voller, Volz, B. Wagner, L. Wagner, W. Wagner- Weiman, Widdowson, Wilkinson, Wise, Wolfendale, Worst, Yankora, Yeiser, Yereb, Zoerb, Kemnitzer. 13 . 'v g in ikwkl A fA A A ,V A AAY, .... 'ii

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WITH OFFICE HEADLINES . ,Xssistzint principal, and athletic' clireetor, Xlr. lf. BOyl'l'i1lS0lIZlIIillESZlll sehool funcls. NIV. Boyer makes 21l'l'Ellll1'6lllPIllS for all games, ineluding seheclul- ine, polieemen.r eferees, ancl financial matters. Xlany students rome to Mr. Crziwforcl with their vocational prolmlems. He suggests courses, and ns- sists failing students. In- formation on scholarships Comes from his ofhee. Mr. Boyer Mr. Crawford and Students ' Below, :ind on the following page. are the teziehers. Miss Annette Bach from lVestminster f enjoys tennis and badminton . . . Miss Louise Bailey, a graduate of Indiana S.T.C., collects i bells . . . The hobby of Frances L. Barr, who was graduzitefl from Pitt, is sewing . , . G. Raymond Bell, with ai degree from Grove City, likes all music . . . 'fls than Clear that Eloise R. Bomhard, from Pitt, has journalism for :L hobby? . . . Mr. Edgar A. Bowers, who has a science clegree from ,Sim 17' Miss Bach Miss Bailey Mrs. Barr Mr. Bell Miss Bomhard Mr. Bowers Mr. Broge Vliss Brown Miss Buckwalter Mr. Burzio Miss Dale Miss Goodale Miss Grau Mrs. Gritiith IH