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

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Interesting People May we present Dr. John McLaughlin, our vice-principal, in the role of gardener. As one may observe from the picture, Dr. McLaughlin is no amateur in gardening. Flowers from his gardens and greenhouse beautify the office the year round. Always, they have that professiona1 perfection that one associates with expensive flower shops. Our vice-principa1's green thumb is scien- tifically guided. Mrs. Ashbrook 9 X if if V I, wif' , H , ,X r sa f i x cvs .nw ,, ' 4 1 si is-A s X wjsilitg- Vst I jm51wffa,1 t . 4 N , H , n ,. wr t A S . ' x -'Q-. 0 S Miss Adams wiixwgff v A ixpglv , v-...W , ' ' Aol' FL J.. X 9 8.5 wijvdf' amen 5 ri! y fq

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Hobbies make Mr. Fred Glaser, South Hills princ thinks highly of golf as a pleasant challenging means of relaxation. Onabi Saturday morning, Mr. Glaser, we imagine, takes his bags, gets into his and away he goes to his favorite cot Yet golf is but one of his numerous 'outs interests. Others include church vl reading, traveling, and gardening. fl beautiful blooms from his garden adorl office counter in season.b Mr McLaughlin Mr. Glaser M1-5

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1 Mrs. Prichard, the girls' adviser, chats with Beatrice Bertollini and Carolyn Davis. The lady through the window is Miss Griffith, the book clerk. She is being assisted by her aides: Bruce Justh, David Stricker, Frank Brown, and Larry Haggerty. 10 wal' L www The counselor's room is not quite so crowd1 as usual. Miss Siedle not only keeps us ticking fc four years but helps us improve our future timir by arranging schedules to fit our needs. They Gil the Wheels :Rj,.,.' 'K'