Strong Vincent High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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GI-IUWTH: MENTALLY PHYSICALLY SIICIALLY

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FOREWORD .... Just as the twig is bent, so is the tree inclined. This statement is equally true applied to the education of youth. In the same way that the growth of a tree is helped or hindered by the forces of nature, student development is effected by different methods of training. Because schools now provide every instructive activity to fur- ther all phases of student advancement, this, the 1939 Spokesman .... EPlC'I' HEIII 1 U 5 - 5 - , -1' T?f.i2fKL , . .. ,-.3. J-' 3 lj v , i .L VF W- 'L - fiflilf ,Af

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Better known as Andy . . . He prepared for his career as a teacher by attending Colgate and Penn State, graduating from the latter . . . Being of a studious turn of mind, he has continued his work in later years at the University of Pittsburgh and New York University . . . He began teaching at old Central High in 1925 and continued at Strong Vincent Where he was promoted to assistant principal in 1932 . . . His favorite pastime is prophesying what old man weather has in store for our outdoor games . . . His batting average here is about fifty-fifty . . . Among his many responsibilities are those of being school treasurer and faculty manager of football . . . He does his good deeds more than daily, continually giving a helping hand to puzzled students in their problems . . . He is very fond of travel, too, especially in his beloved Scandinavia, but last summer he made the momentous decision that traveling with a companion is a lot more congenial than being a lone wolf . . . We wish him and Mrs. Anderson the very best of luck and happiness in the future. ElllUA'I'Ell Qffiwplm 3 Ezltfmqsg EMDQ -.a..a1,,5ge-. ea' X -i iiflllw QT? g xq