South Hills High School - Lives Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Miss Florence Heenan The Class of 1952 honors itself in seeking to honor South Hills' Miss Heenan. lt is not for us to identify Miss Florence Heenan. Among the patrons of South Hills, her name is synonomous with the high quality of personnel and instruction for which our school has long been noted. Among the students who were fortunate enough to be enrolled in her classes, she is gratefully remem- bered. Miss Heenan was not merely our teacher. She was one of our ablest instructors. The hours spent in her classes remain with us. We shall always remember not only her excellent teaching but also words of hers, spoken to inspire and guide us. We know that she is still our good friend. With deep respect and sincere affection, we would offer Miss Heenan the 1952 Sesame, asking her to receive the tribute as a slight expression of our appreciation of all that she has meant to her stu- dents at South Hills High School. The Class of 1952

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All Signs Point to the Office MR. FRED W. GLASER Whether or not we enjoy visiting the office at South Hills High School depends upon our mission. lf our purpose is to speak with our genial principal, Mr. Fred W. Glaser, we Walk in confidently, and out, smiling. We have been listened to, ad- vised, and encouraged. During our stay here, many of us have been recipients, on occasion, of our prin- cipal's personal interest and kindnessg all of us, of his pleasant, wise, efficient leadership. We shall remember Mr. Glaser with affection and appreciation. And for now, we say asimple and heartfelt THANK YOU. A 'f,.....,g Our counselor, Miss Marjorie Siedl, Besides quadrilaterals, Miss Helen Ja- We see Mrs. Marguerite Pritchard advises Barbara O'Brien concerning cobi deals with sequences. for that bad headache that nagging her course. problem, that complicated schedule