Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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JOHN Mrvsucx Duquesne Unrversrty Bachelor of Sclence Typlng Applred Mathematlcs Short hand unIor Busmess GEORGE PETACH Grove Crty College Bachelor of Scrence IH Commerce Englrsh Bookkeepmg Geography JOSEPH PHILLIPS Callfornla State Teachers College Bachelor of Scrence gebra Chemlstry MIss CAROLINE REISER Unrversrty of Plttsburgh Bachelor of Scrence In Commerce World Hlstory CIVICS Typmg GEORGE Ross Grove Crty College Bachelor of Arts Problems of Democracy Amerrcan Hrstory CIVICS Crafts Mrss FRENDLY ROTHAAR Grove Clty College Bachelor of Musrc lVlusIc MR MARTIN WEAxER Umverslty of Plttsburgh Bachelor of Arts Master of EdUC3tl0D WOfklng toward a Doctor of Educa tIon Degree LatIn ancl GUldaIlCC Page Nme MR. .' .'I W Y J . . MR. MR. Geometry, Senior Science, Physics, Al- MR.

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FACULTY We Remember Wlth Gratltude Page Eight Miss FLORENCE ACNEW Slippery Rock State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Biology General Science Physical Education Miss ADALINE BoRToN CNo Picture, Carnegie Institute of Technology Bachelor of Science Home Economics PAUL CAMPBELL California State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Shop Mechanical Drawing MRS CHARLES HUCKESTEIN University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Arts Carnegie Institute of Technology Bachelor of Science HENRY LAMUTH University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Physical Education Typing Miss BLANCHE MALONEY New Rochelle College Bachelor of Arts Duquesne University Master of Arts English and Literature MRS ,IOHN McKEEx FR Uormerly laughl, Mt Mercy College Bachelor of Science in Home Eco nomics General and Vocational Home Eco nomics MR. Library Science, English, Reading MR.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Upper Cleft to right President Albert Roadway ohn Broglie Thomas McKee Walter Dalrymple Vice President Clifford Handel Lower left to right Secretary ohn Bruce Solrcltor Ludvick Zupancrc Your Board of Education predicts a better outlook for our schools in the very near future We fully realize that we lack room and facilities to make our school system cope with those of our neighboring IIlLlI'llClpalltlCS We wish to point out that we are emerging from the distress plight of recent years and that we need not call for special aid from the Department of Public Inst uction to keep our school open as vias experienced in the years 1932 to 1935 when our people were taxed to the limit of Z5 mills Our buildings are well established and the indebtedness on these buildings rs rapidly reaching the liquidation stage We were very fortunate in having the Government aid us in the constructror- of the Library School where they shared in the cost to the extent of S23 727 00 leaving a balance of 575 000 00 for the district to furnish to complete the project At the close of August 1 1941 the indebtedness on all our buildings will be S46 000 00 The original indebtedness on all buildings since 1929 being S125 000 00 indicating that S79 000 00 will have been paid off not to mention the sum of S4 7,510.00 in interest. The debt service at present requires us to budget the sum of 57,500.00 for prin- cipal and 54,130.00 for interest on the bonded indebtedness or the equivalent of 5M mills on present tax collections. After August 1, 1941, we will be required to budget the sum of 55,465.00 for principal and interest or a saving of 36,165.00 over the pre- vious years. This saving, together with an increase of slightly over 5100000.00 in real estate valuation, should enable us to provide for our boys and girls the education they rightfully deserve. Page Ten