Trafford High School - Reflector Yearbook (Trafford, PA)

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ADIMINISTIQATION BOARD MEMBERS Sitting: Mr. E. L. Hillstrom, Vice President Mr. E. F. Davis, Secretary Mr. J. M. Brown, President Standing: Mr. C. Watts Mr. J. M. Malley OUR SCHOOL BOARD Out of a busy life, men of this community have thought it worth- while to take on the worries of a school system after they have laid aside the worries of the Work-a-day world. They are busy, yet they take time to administer the tax-money wisely, and distribute it equiably in order to get th-e greatest returns for the expenditures. They serve the community best bv serving it's youth They believe in our schoolsg their children attend them. They are liason officers between the school and the community. Mr. Hillstrom is a laboratory engineer for Westingliotiseg Mr. Davis is a welding engineer for the same firmg Mr. Watts works in the Time and Payroll depa.rtment, again for Westinghoiisc' Mr. Brown is a. group leader in the Sheet Metal department of Westingliouseg MF. Mililey is HH ope ating engineer at Lfinde Air. These men must approve all policies of the school as well as 'direct and approve expenditures. They elect all teachers, principals, supervisors and oustodians of butilding and grounds. To be a school director is a great responsibility, for under the guidance of these men is placed the commu- nity of tomorrow. OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. L. A. Legory our high school principal, holds a B. S. degree from Westmiiwster College and an M. A. from Columbia University. VVhen hecame to Trafford in 11926, Mr. T.ego.ry taught the entire science curricu- lum: general science, biologv. phvsics, and chemistry. He knows the science department from the bottom up for he built it. We was instrumental in organizing science clubs two branches of which are still function- inef: the Flcience Club sponsored by Mrs Lloyd, and the Astronomy Club sponsored bv Mr. Kellv. For S'7mP VQUTQ MT- llcfforv was facultv manager of athletics and also one of the facultv athletes when th at organizaticn was in existence. He has been inter- locutor in numerous minstrel shows. Since IOYI' Mr. l,egory has been principal of Trafford High School . In addition to his administra tive duties hc keeps in touch with the students through teaching the classes in chemistry. During the war he worked on the different civilian defense activities. He is Clerk of the Session, Trustee, and Financial Pecretarv of the Uniteffl Presbyterian Church in Trafford. l-To teaches a Cabbath School class and is chairman of China Relief.

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REFLECTOR STAFF Sitting C. Brown, H.Cel1ich, E. Koon L. I-Ieinritz, J. Dahlstrom, I. Koepka, P Garvis. Standing D. Cimbora, L. Mahr. D Cavalancia, IG. Frye, C. Culp, J. Tewes T Surmatz, P. Bucar, E. Toocheck A. Schaab, E. Rubright. 5 DEFLECTOD ITAFF REFLECT OR The ninth issue of the annual reflector is now completed. The students on the Reflector committee have Worked hard and long to finish it and now every one of them can be proud that they had a part in putting this 1946 issue out. , In former years Mr. McLeister had charge of the Reflector work but this year he resigned as English teacher and Went to Indiana State Teachers' College where he now teaches English. Miss Bierer has taken over his duties as Senior English teacher and along with that, the super- vision of the publishing of our Reflector. The staff this yeasr is small. Consequently more work was given to each individual. As usual everyone was rushing around at the last minute trying to get their articles written. With the able help of Miss Bierer the articles were completed and the Reflector finallv published. Ilene Koepka and Catherine Brown, are co-editors of the Reflector and they received help from the other members of the staff. The preceding Pages will help to show the edmcational side and also the social side of our Alma Mate.r. There are a lot of events which took place during the year of 1945-46 which couldnot be put into the Reflector because of lack of space. The staff hopes that they have singled out some of the main ex ents that Willstart your memories working. Seniors of '46 , this iss-ue is For you. When you open it remensber some of the things that have happened during your four years Within its pages. The staff is proud to have been able to serve you.

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Second Row: Cstandingj IZACIJ LTV FAC , TY First Row: fseatedj A, Koepka, D. Naser, M. E. Bierer, M. D. Lloyd, R. L.Robinson. N. V. Lloyd, E. P. Kelly, D. A. Ruckle, J. Stark, Mr. Kudrow, Mr. Kenyon, Mr. Schrock. MRS. C. V. LLOYD Wooster B. A.3 University of Pitts- burgh, M.A. . .Member of the Libra- ry Committee of the Trafford Com- munity Library . Plays the piano and .directs the choir at the United Presbyterian Church in Trafford. Teaches a Sabbath School Class. MR. CLYDE R. SCHROCK Juniata College, B. A.g Teaches a Sabbath School Class . . Week end and summer Farmer in Somerset Co. Mr. L. A. Legory 9 MR. N. VERNER LLOYD Indiana B, S. in Ed., Sabbatl. School Superintendent at the United Presbyterian Church in Traifordg Trustee cf the Unitei Presbyterian Church . . Charter member and lst vice president of the Lions Club. Member of Level Green Fire Dept. Member of Level Green P. T. A. Mr. EDWARD P. KELLY Slippery Rock, B. S. in Ed. . . Au- thority on photography . . Popular golfing instructor. MR. D. A. RUCKLE Bloomsburg, B. S. Commerce ,. . . Summer Manager of Blue Dell . . . Secretary of Trafford Realty Co. 7 MISS MARY ELIZABETH BIERER Mount Union, A. B.: Penn State, M. A., Bible Memory Work instruc- tor in the Methodist Church in Greensburg . . . Pianist in Junior- Intermediate Department. President Of Wesleyan Service Guild . . Sec- retary of Youth Work in Blairs- ville Districtg Superv'sor of Daily Vacation Bible School for the down town churches in Greensburg Member of Greensburg Cdlege Club, MR. ARNOLD H. KOEPKA Wayne-sburg, B S.g Member of Lions Clubg Pianist for Tune Toppers . Mr. RICHARD L. ROBINSUN University of Pittsburgh, B. A., Choir member in Methodist Church Institute Treasurer for the Pitts- burgh Conferenceg D's'rict Treas- urer for Young Adultsg Bus'ness Manager for Youth Fellowship Groups at Jumonville. MR. JAMES H. STARK University of Pittsburgh, B. S.g University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. Director of Club Actvities at ' Y MR. GEORGE R. KENYON Westminster, A. B., Veterai rf present warg Member of Choir in United Presbyterian Church in Pitcairn. MR, JOSEPH F. KUDROW Duoucsne University B. S. in Ed.: Veteran of present warg Member of Veterans' Oreanizationg Social leader in Solvo Community Horseg Counsellor at Epwcrth Woods. MRS. LAWRENCE NA SER Univers'tv of Pittsburgh B. A. Choir member in Un ted Presbyteri- an Church in Wilmerdingg Club Wnrkg Supervises the rnimeo- graohing of the Bulletin for the Lutheran Church in Trafford.