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

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A former crack South Hills mathematics teacher, Mr. Frank Crowley, who joined the counseling staff in September, is rapidly makinghimself indispensable in his new position. Miss Marjorie Siedle, South Hills counselor, sits at her new desk in her old- new office, from which she was banished during the period of its renovation. Appro- priately, she is reading Guide Post to Careers, at her right hand the telephone ready to ring for the twenty-fifth time. The Counselors Mrs. Mary Figura succeeds Mrs. Pritch- ard as girls' adviser. She has entered into her new duties so efficiently that one feels that she has always been a part of the South Hills organization.

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The Office A fragment added to the eye makes a difference. Dr. William McCarthy and Nurse Alta Becker are saving a pupil from temporary blindness. it Meet our indispensable officeforce: Miss Ruth Adams, Mrs. Lucille Wolfram, Mrs. Gladys Quayle, and Mrs. Willa Kasten. This is the room where are housed textbooks and supplies. The book clerk, Mrs. Kasten, is assisted by David Stricker and Robert Howells. Athird book room aide, Frank Brown, is not in the picture. xl M .. 15 - i Q 5 , . ' i X

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SEHIURS The Hall There is no likelier place than the hall to observe the life of the school. Before and after school and between classes, the hall is alive with fun-loving students eager to meet their friends and discuss what's-what and what-will-be. The hall may not be the most peaceful place in the school at all times, but it does afford room for that moment of relaxation between classes. Should the moment be unduly prolonged, however, then there is trouble. Robert Abraham and un identified associates ex amine the second floor bul letin board.