Tamaqua High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

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ill-1l.l-.N IXIURRISUN. PLS. iximn' V. Ror'l'1'l', US. RA A. S'l'liIGI-fRNVAI.'l'. BS. Kemmerer, taugilt music in the grades and directed the boys, giee ciuim and octet. Mrs. Rottet was the siiortiiand teaciier. Miss Sara Steigerwait taught Sophomore Engiisil untii SilQ ieft in December to study in Piiiiadeipiiia. Mr. Stine taugilt Junior Engiisin. was iacuity adviser of time Blue and Vviwite. and imad ciiarge oi time Commence- ment Exercises. Mr. Vveiiier, tiie Science Department, taught piiys- ics and chemistry and was assist- ant coacil oi both ioottmaii and ipasiietiuaii. Wir. Vveisim, Junior High imasicetigaii coacil, was tiwe imioiogy teaciier. Mrs. Vvinsiow. art supervisor, had ciasses in tile Tamaqua scisioois. Miss Evans was iiixrarian and secretary. ii Rom N XVI I,KI li B S 7liNm-il. XXVLLSII, tiiiix R. XX'lNsl.rm BS N CT Sim. ISA., NIA, QQUNSTANVI- tfvww

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RNA Ni. ISRITTON. .ANNA XV, tfmzm' taugbt Sopilomore bistory, as weii as matii anct booiiiceeping. Mr. Grabam. bead coacil ot basicet- baii, superviseci boys' gym and taugbt beaitb in Junior Higb. Mr. Jeweiis, baving come bacic to 'i'.H.S. in December, resumed bis Latin teaciiing, becoming adviser ot time Latin Ciubs atter Miss Steigerwaitis cieatb, and taugbt Sophomore Engiisb. Mr. Kem- merer, supervisor ot music, cii- rected time banci, orcbestra, girls' giee ciub, and operetta. Mr. Kem- zura, tacuity aciviser ot time Hi-Y, taugbt algebra, geometry, anci trig- onometry. Nir. Miiien, bead toot- baii coacil, taugiit Junior bistory. Niiss Morrison, assistant to Mr. ARTIN T, IQITMMIRIER. BN EDNVARII KIZMZURA. AB :LDA K. Fliv, BS., iVi.A. FRED c:RAllAM, BS. lx R NillIl'N BN tiiiiirtccii

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MISS SALAMA STEIGERWALT Uvve shall rest, and faith, we shall neefl it --lie down for an aeon or two, Till the master of all goocl workmen shall put us to work anewf, Our yeartnoolc, ttxe story of our class, would not be complete without a tribute to Miss Steigerwalt, who helped us many times when the going was tough, and wtlo was always our friend. A day l1asn't gone by since Miss Steigerwalt left us tllat someone l'1asn't missed tier, for tler place in Tamaqua Higtl was t1er own. It is a place that no one else will be able to fill. Miss Steigerwaltys life revolved around us and around our sctlool. The two extra-curricular activities under tler supervision ranlced first in ttle state. Ot all faculty memlmers, stie had perhaps the greatest influence over ttle discipline and conduct ot the students. Because ol: tier unceasing interest in improved conditions, stme made our sctnool a better place. XVe know sl1e would not want a eulogy. The German Clubs, the Bugle Corps, the Tri-Hi-Y are her living memorials and better tribute than any of our words. So, quite simply, we say, VVe're grateful, lVtiss Steigerwalt. VVe slmnvt forget you. Fifteen