Shaler High School - Shaleresque Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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sqm: ng. , Miss Bach, Miss Bailey, Mr. Bell Miss Bomhard,lMr. Bowers, Mr. Broge Miss Brown, MissIBrunton, MisslBuckwalter Miss -Dale, Miss Goodale, Miss Grau , Mrs. Martin, Miss McR0berts, Miss Moulton 8 Mr. Oelschlager, Miss Owrey, Mrs. Sepic These, Unele Sam, supervise the work in the various departments ol' our division. Many of them are doing more than their share here, and in the eommunity. Annette Bach, with degrees from VVestminster and Pitt, teaehes Latin, and plays badminton. Louise Bailey, ot the Home Eeonomies de- p trtment, attended Indiana S.T.C. All xot al music in our departments is super- vise by G. Raymond Bell from Grove City College. Eloise R. Bomhard, from the ty of Pittshurgh, enjoys news with her teaehing ot English and aties. Our eoaeh and general shop teaeher is Arthur Broge from Salem College. lYhile she teaehes English and Civies, Ruth A. Brunton, from Pitt, enjoys musie and art. In the Seienee and Mathematies iield is Edgar A. Bowers, who eame from Pitt. The North Hills library and our own are supervised by Mabel Buckwal who was graduated from Millersville S.'l'.C. Penn State. Teaehing English and reneh is Ruth E. Brown, who has degrees 'Westminster and Pitt. Boolckeeping Aviation Geography are taught hy t V. Dale, from Grove City Col- lege. John G. Gates, who left us at Christmas, eame from Pitt to teaeh Phys- ieal Education. Spanish, Business Eng- lish, and Shorthand oeeupy the time of Priscilla Goodale, with degrees from lllelle- sley, Tech, and Pitt.

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Nm! S.,4l.S.14J ' Lajfl, ' ' C - INATOR Mr. S. E. Boyer .Xllileliv llifeutoi' 'll-:it-liei' of Rlutliomatics and Science Rfglzl, CHIEF COUNSELOR Mr. Frank B. E2awf0rd' C1111 tai Tezieher o Klatliemziti s .1 Science nd Co-orrlinzitor Mr. S. E. Boyer, is also :ui assistant profluetion chief of the High SCllOOl division. Fiiizuieizil matters, :nthletie Contests, iiistruetiug in mathematics :md zieronziutics are in his clepxxrtmeiit. Mr. Frzmlc B. Crzuvforil is our Chief Counselor, serving to place indivirluzils iii the right. depurtmeiits, ziml iiistruetiiig in mztthemzities :uid zieronzuities. Below are the members of the Advisory Bozircl. -lzimes KI. Lzimoufl is the clireetor of this groupg Charles L. Kzmimer serves :Ls ussistzuit clireetorg seeretztrizil matters :ire in thc hzuicls of Pziul NI. Tzttcg Hugh P. Sowers iii the legal ziclvisor. joseph A. Bruiitoii, Guy lf. lllzisoii, lvllllillll J. Rummel, lllillizim J. Hzirtmzm, :md Frank Taylor ure ziclditioiiztl meiiihers, ezteh iii ehzirgc of at speeiztl lielcl. Like the Rzltioniiig liourfls, these give their time zmcl efforts to this spceiul Work, and :it the szmic time, :irc uetively eiigztgecl iii war work, or in their own speeiill tielcls zuicl professions. ' Twp, lefl lu right Jkplm. 0' 'W' Mr. Brunton Mr. Hartman Mr. Kammer Mr. Lamond Mr. Mason s... Bullunz, lqfl In Might Mr. Rummel Mr. Sowers Mr. Tate Mr. Taylor T sl,

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Mr. Shriver Mr. Smink Miss Steigc rwald Miss Taylor Dr. Wallace Miss Walt Miss Ward Miss Wilson Mr. Znok 'sv ' ancf 7eacfzMf1. ..... AQ ' 1 ,AJ 4 ff 'J 7 Social Studies are taught by Anna Margaret Grau, who has a Baehelor's and Master's degree from Pitt, and by Mrs. Virginia Martin from VVilson College. United States History and VVorld Problems are emphasized. Worlcl History is the field of Catharine McRoberts, who holds degrees from P.C.VV. and Pitt. Senior and junior English are taught by Dorothy E. Moulton, from Randolph-Macon VVoman's College and Pitt. Teaching Science and Mathematics is Walter Oelschlager, from California S.T.C. Our nurse is Hazel E. Owrey, R.N., from the Allegheny General Hospital. Business subjects belong to the department of Sally Pitcairn Sepic from Pitt. Robert G. Shriver, from Clarion S.T.C., is now teaching Biology and Geometry. G. Thomas Smink, from Duquesne University. has charge of the band and orchestra in this division. Our school secretary, Grace Steiger- wald, attended the Robert Morris School of Accounting. Tenth grade English is under the direction of Betty Taylor, with degrees from Indiana S.T.C. and Pitt. Dr. Homer Wallace left us for the Army Medical Corps. Art classes report to Claribel Ward, from Marshall College. Other schools, too, receive her instruction. Girls' gym and hygiene is supervised by Gladys M. Wilson from Slippery Rock S.T.C. Agriculture fills the time of C. L. Zook, who has degrees from Penn State. ,rd A ,, ,W JMB.