Swissvale High School - Swissvalian Yearbook (Swissvale, PA)

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT of the BOROUGH OF SWISSVALE President f Vice Prcsidcnt Sccfctary f Solicitor f 'CV' DR. L. N. SMITH 2012 Noble Street f R. E. CADIGAN 7204 Schoyer Avenue f A. E. DAVIS 1223 Milton Avenue f JOHN R. SMITH 7327 PI'incctOn Place MRS. IDA E. WALLACE 7634 Vfestinoieland Avenue C. I. HUOT 2228 Hampton Avenue M. A. MULLIN 2324 Woodstock Avenue DR. W. CUNNINGHAM 2004 Delaware Avenue ADMINISTRATIVE BODY Supefintencknt f f Pfincipal, High School Principal, Dickson Building f ScIIooIDocto1 f f ScI1ooINm'se f Attendance Ojficeo' f ESTELLE GRAY High SCIIOOI MARY THOMPSON High School f f f CARL S. DAILY f f LAWRENCE M. DOUGLAS f GORDON E. DANNELS f F. B. PATTERSON, M.D. f LUELLA MCCALPIN f f f IDA B. C.ARR Secwftaries- MARGARET STROBA Dickson Building DOROTHY GULAS High Scliool

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IVING earnest attention to the duties of his oifice is characteristic of Iwlr. Baily. Such are the woes of the superintendent of schosls, that our photographer could have snapped him talking with some students upall or umaw, glancing over a classroom. or even speaking to the pupils from the platform in the auditorium. Still more grievous would have been a birds eye view of the subject leaning heavily upon a crarpet sweeper in his Vx'hipple Street apartment. Certain it is that wherever and whenever caught, Mr. Baily, though a busy man, is never too busy to do the right thing. The sincerity and cordiality with which he greeted the cameraman are in keeping with his everfeven temperament. s N this case, D stands for Mr. Dannels. principal at Dickson School. As active as T.N.T., it would keep one busy to trail him during a day. For instance, at 9 a.m. he might have the iles to check, at 10 a.m., an address to the students in assembly: 11 am. might iind him working on report cardsg 3:30, conducting a teachers' meetingr 9 p.m., refereeing a basketball game. Occupied or not, M1'. Dannels always has time to smile as he did for our photographer GG 77 STANDS for Mr, Douglas, our principal, who can take comf mand of any situiation. So often you can iind him, as you do here, looking over the files in his attempt to keep each stu- dents record clean from red ink. Serious, tense, alert, and cooperative might well describe the person he is at schcol. This the snapshot shows. What it does not show is the homeflife of a sterling hus- band, of a proud father of two. Like a good scout, he keeps himself at all times 'lphysically strong, mentally awake, and mcrally straightfl