Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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Board of Education The Board of Education consists of several men of fine character who work very closely with Mr. Martin E. NVeave1', supervising principal. They have 21 great responsibility toward building and guiding our schools and the children in tlieni. Their constructive planning has prepared us for the future and for a happy and successful life. These men are doing their utmost to direct and supervise our excellent school system. Both the community and the students recognize the outstanding school system We have because of their great efforts. To these men we owe our sincerest thanks and gratitude. Mr. Clifford Handel President Mr. Sninucl Engott Mr. Michael C. Punuridc Vice-President Secretary Mr. john Broglic Mr. Wllltl.'l' Dalryinplc ian Mr. Frank Reich Mr. john Bruce Solicitor Tax Collector 9

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Supervsing Principal Mr. Weaver, who has guided us through our past twelve years at Snowden, cannot possibly receive all the thanks he deserves. WVith his knowledge, wisdom, and great love for Snowden, he has made our days at Snowden happy days, which we shall remember for many years to come. WVe shall miss his impressive lectures, informative assemblies, and understanding guid- ance which has helped to make our past twelve years at Snowden unforgettable ones. We thank him for the indispensable help which he has given us in our studies, organiza- tions, and extra-curricular activities during our years at Snowden. We know that Mr. Weaver has always had the interest of the students at heart. His every effort has been toward making us better citizens and to prepare us to cope with the world into which we are about to enter. We thank him greatly for the patience he has shown in trying to teach us to do right. We shall never forget the guidance and help he has given us. Mr. Martin E. YVeaver, Supervision lrin- eipal of Snowden Township Schools, at work in his office. J Mrs. Helen Dolfi, Mr. VVeax'er's secre- tary, is always very busy, but she still finds time to be friendly and helpful to all of the students. She has given many of the Sen- iors help and advice and we will remember her because she was always there when we needed guidance. ff 8

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al Raymond Bauer Slippery Rock Bachelor of Science Eighth Grade William J. Cherney Indiana State Teachers University of Pittsburgh Bachelor of Science Masteris Degree Chemistry, Physics, Biology Virginia Fallert University of Pittsburgh Duquesne University Bachelor of Science Master of Science Music E, ra Faculty 10 E. Bruce Baur St. Fiidelis College Duquesne University Bachelor of Arts English, Latin Paul J. Cohill Virginia Polytechnical Institute Duquesne University Bachelor of Science in Educa- tion Mathematics, Algebra, Geom- etry, Trigonometry Raymond Cuastini Duquesne University Bachelor of Education Eighth Grade Clare Alice Hunter Western Reserve University Bachelor of Science in Educa- tion and Art Art