Trafford High School - Reflector Yearbook (Trafford, PA)

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, -f 11-HGH , . ', ',' , :.v','ww .t . fs, . I .. BOARD OF 'EDUCATION BOARD MEMBERS James M. Brown, President E. L. Hillstrom, Vice President Edward F. Davis Dr. C. Mitchell, Secretary james M. Malley 701 Jaw .fdfwfq Ln Q Ebexncfmacq Our School Board To this able group of men we owe a debt of gratitude for the priceless opporf tunities offered us as students of Trafford High School. It has been their keen judgment and foresight that has made Trafford High School what it is today. These men act in the interest of the students and teachers. They meet monthly to discuss and solve problems to promote our general welfare. Trafford suffered a loss when Mr. R. T. Gillis, former member of the Board of Education, moved to his new residence in Wilmerding. This vacancy has been filled by Mr. Edward F. Davis. We wish Mr. Davis success in this new undertaking. Because of the Board vacancy at the time the photographs were available, there was no picture taken of the Board of Education. The outstanding features of the Board's activities are the cooperation, real inter' est in the work and the evident pleasure which each member derives from doing that work well. The Board is now considering further improvements in the school build' ings which will add to them more beauty. We all know that the success of any organization depends largely upon the func' tions of its governing body, and we, realizing this fact, are proud to have these compef tent men as our guide. Often problems that require thoughtful thinking and conf sideration are presented to the Board. We must all agree that the decisions of the Board are the best and wisest possible. --Ili. We sincerely wish to thank the Board of Education for their assistance and cooperation throughout our school career. vmmazgefwmzf 4,2 Compliments of DAVID LEI-PSVRESTAURANT

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THE FACULTY l lffaf,,, - fs: , . T 'i if i t-A Jw: if FACULTY First Row: fseatedj-Mr. Lloyd, Mrs. Saunders, Miss Bierer, Miss Byers, Mrs. Lloyd, Mr. Legory. Second Row: Cstandingj - Mr. Koepka, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Ruckle, Mr. Kelly, Mr. Schrock, Mr. Dart, Mr. McLeister, Mr. Stark. , Those Who Guide We, the graduating class of 1944, wish to thank the Faculty for their patience with our antics, their endurance in trying to instill in us some academic knowledge, and their helpful guidance when problems confronted us. Mr. Legory, our Principal and Chemistry teacher, we shall miss his guiding hand and winning smile. Mr. McLeister, our English teacher, we shall long remember for his pulling us through the Senior Class Play, the Reflector and most of all, our Senior days. We see Miss Bierer, patiently trying to explain Caesar to us and forgiving us for handing in late English papers. To Mr. Schrock, we owe our knowledge of History and foreign affairs. Miss Byers, who also drilled History and Civics into our brains, gave us the foundation for being future citizens of our great country. Je ne sais pas will remind us of Mr. Robinson and our joyous French classes. Mr. Koepka's Physical Education classes kept us in trim and health during these four years. We will never forget Mrs. Saunders' little stories in her Typing and Shorthand classes. Mr. Lloyd, our Geometry, Algebra, Mechanical Drawing, and Aeronautics teacher, we thank for starting us out on a straight path in our Freshman year. We shall always remember Mr. Stark's patience when our Algebra, Trigonometry, and Radio lessons were never done. Mrs. Lloyd, our Science, Civics, and Latin teacher, we remember for her ceaseless efforts in begging us to pay our library dues. We shall always remember Mr. Kelly's advice and his interest in students as well as his interests in Physics and Biology. Last, but not least, we show our admiration and respect to Mr. Ruckle, our Typing and Bookkeeping teacher. As we walk -along our individual paths in life's highway, we shall always ref member the faculty of T. H. S. in the years to come. 8 X.