Towanda High School - Tohemiki Yearbook (Towanda, PA)

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ai Mr. Edward G. Branish completed his elementary and high school education in Phillipsburg, Pennsylvania, In 1953 he graduated from Indiana State Teacher's College with a B.S. Degree in Business Education. Upon graduation he entered the armed forces where he attained the rank of First Lieutenant in the Philadelphia Quartermaster's Depot. Mr. Branish came to Towanda High School in Septernber 1955 to teach in the business education department. In June 1959 he received his Master's Degree from The Pennsylvania State University in Education and Business Administration. He is now working on his Doctorate at the same institution. At the present, he is certified to teach all business education subjects except short- hand. Mr. Branish is particularly fond of sports, especially golf. I-le won a letter in four different sports in college, Since 1955, he has initiated wrestling as a varsity sport at T.V.H.S. and be- came its first coach. He also coached football here for three years. Mr. Branish has given his service to us in countless, valuable ways. We, the Tohirneki staff of 1962, are proud to dedicate our yearbook to a man who has proved to be not only a respected faculty member, but a trusted friend as well. This is but a humble tribute to a devoted teacher who has worked untiringly to aid the student body and to improve our school. With deepest sincerity, we thank you . . . Mr. Branish. 6

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