Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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supffw' ' , pfuywpar Itls very difficult to find adjectives to describe the man who had led us through the stormy years of high school. His knowledge and great love for his work have added greatly to the improvement of our school svstem. His friendly disposition, understanding character, and enjoyment of clean fun are just a few of the qualities that have gained him the love and respect of all the students. The Halloween situation was a typical example of his understanding nature. Some- one took soine old hrooms, put them in the ash cans, and tied them on the main entrance gate. Th following day, someone took a lot of hranches. some iron poles and an old muskrat and again decorated the front door. Both of these events were taken good naturedly by our Mr. NVeaver and proved once again that he has our interest at heart. This is only one of the manv events that was ahlv handled hy Mr. YVeaver. Time and again he helped lead us towards our goals. As long as he remains principal of Snowden we know that each class will receive the same wonderful attention toward citizenship that our class received. Mr. VVeaver. Shirley Bastianni, and Matthew McKee. 9 Sir. Martin E. We Iver

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Mr. Clifford Handel, Presidentg Mr. Srunuel I. Engott, Viee-Presidentg Mr. Michael Panaride, Secretary. jchrwlboalwi Very few of the general public are aware of five men who meet every month at the high school. This group is our school board, composed of Mr. Handel, Mr. Engott, Mr. Panaride, Mr. Dalrymple, and Mr. Roadway. who are elected for a term of six years by the people of Snowden Township. On their shoulders lies the great responsibility of our three schoolsg the hiring and firing of teachers and janitorial staff, raising and lowering of wages, making out yearly budgets, dividing funds for activities and expenses, and the receiving and giving out of sealed bids for repairs. They decide upon the school policies, and this is then carried out by the administrator. Their meetings are all open to anyone who is interested in attending, thereby present- ing an opportunity to see the board in action and find out how the school is being operated. They are without a doubt an im- portant factor in our democratic school system. Mr. Iohn 1. Bruce, Tax Colleetorg Mr. VValter Dalryinpleg Mr. Albert Roadwayg Mr. Frank Reich, Solicitor 8

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William A. Ackley Edinboro State Bachelor of Science Art Teacher virginia Fallert ' University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science, Masters Degree V Music Jack R. James California State, University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry Robert T. Bell Grove City, University of Pittsburgh ucation Eighth Grade faculty, Bachelor of Science and Ed- Raymond Bauer Slippery Rock Bachelor of Science Eighth Grade William I. Cherney Indiana State, University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science, Masters Degree Biology, Chemistry, Physics Paul P. Guza Slippery Rock, University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science and Education Seventh Grade Kathryn H. Levos VVaynesburg College Bachelor of Arts English 10