Springdale High School - Electra Yearbook (Springdale, PA)

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WTHE ELECTRA .i., MISS ELIZABETH MELLON Class Advisor 1925-1926 Her eyes, her smile, her manner, and her voice Touch the quick springs of our memory. MISS ISABEL ALTER Class Advisor 1927-1928. We have found her to be true, strong, and brave, loyal to the Class of '28. l 9 2 8 .A v. ,. .,. .-, .v -, .v. .-. .v. .,. Page seven

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1W56Vh7'N1h3Yrf'Flr751liYII751r75 T H E E L E C T R A 1Iii1fKYW1r7515'FIP7NP7Nl'751'o' Page six To our Supervising Principal, Loyal S. Marshall, who by his wise counsel and kindly interest, has guided us successfully through our high school career, we, the Glass of 1928. dedicate this issue of The Electra. l 9 2 8 Y-, .v. .,. .v. Y-ALLQA.

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WTHE ELECTRA SCHGGL HISTGRY Two-score years ago Nathan Logan crossed the Allegheny River and settled at the foot of what is now Butler Street. Little did Mr. Logan' dream that in forty years his small settlement would grow into a thriving town with large industries and with one of the best schools in the valley. lt is the school in which we are now especially interested. In 1906 the borough was formed and with it came the hrst school house. This building was equal to any of the surrounding towns but of course. as time Passed it became inadequate. An addition was made to the old build- ing, which again placed us among the foremost in good school buildings. Due to the small number of students attending high school, it was deemed wise to send our students away to neighboring schools to complete their courses. This plan was not satisfactory, due to inconvenience of traveling long distances and also to the increased number of students. .v. ...sl ,. ,... ... I 9 2 8 Page eight