Trafford High School - Reflector Yearbook (Trafford, PA)

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REF LECTOR REFLECTOR STAFF First Row:-L. Loutsenhizer, M. Mor- occo, J. Miller, K. Johnson, J. Miert , L. Turchan, A. Schaab. Second Row:-D. Seybert, J. Zigarov- ich, E. Zorich, J. Scales, M. Brown, J. Capefts, B. McCully. Third Row:-H. Koepka, J. Hartley, J. Baric, C. Glass, L. McBride, R. Bacon, H. Behe. it The tenth issue of the Rcflector has been completed and is ready for you. The Staff hopes that it may always keep alive the reflections of your busy days at Trafford High School. A The Reflector was Written and organized un-der the able direction of Miss Mary Elizabeth Bierer. Many thanks are due her for her wonderful cooperation. Karlyn johnson was the editor with Jo Ann Miller and jean Mertz as associate editors. Business Managers were Harrold Bohe and john Hartley. Alice Schaab took care of the confusing accounting and Dorcas Sev- bert did Wonders as the art editor. Reporters for classes Were: Senior--Lois Loutsenhizer and Robert Bacon: junior--Eileen Zoriick and Joseph Baricg Sophomore--Ioan Zigarovich and Lee McBride: Freshnsan--.lean Capets and john Scales. The sports section was taken care of by Harrold Koepka, Charles Glass, and Mary Lou Morocco. Oth-er Activities were under the direction of Betty lVlcCully and Louise Turchan. The typist was Marilyn Brown. The staff was small, but all cooperated in bringing out this year's Reflector . Good Luck to the Seniors of ,47. Always keep next to your heart the happy memories of your school life. 7

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Reflections The School Administration Faculty Students The 7-Xctivities Sports Clubs Brighlt faces, pleasant smilesg these are distinct assets. These advertise an institution as a pleasant place with cheerful surroundings. Olf course there are things here that you would like ti change -- It will be a sad day indeed wl en everything is satisfactcryg when you and I have nothing we want to change -- Our daily prayer should be, Lord keep me unsatisfied But, aren't you proud of your school when you look uponthese majoretltes? They make us feel a pleasure in the present and a confidlence in tho future of our country. 6

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SCHOOL BOARD BOARD MEMBERS Sitting: Mr. E. L. Hillstrom, Vice President Mr. EL F. Davis, Secretary Mr. J. M. Brown, President Standing: Mr. C. Watts Mr. J. M.-Malley OUR SCHOOL BOARD A school is an institution. Originally the Word institution meant instruction or education but that is now obsolete. All institutions have trustees or boards of directors, and a school is no exception in this respect. The Egyptian hieroglyphic for an institution is a. women holding in her right hand a little basket with swallows in it. The nestlings represent the pupils, the basket represents the building, and the women is Alma Mater. Our board of education presides over this institution and its destiny.. OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Legory has been teaching in the Traf- ford Schools since 1926. He is a graduate of Westminster, B. A., and Columbia University, ML A. Besides. his many duties as high school principal, Mr. Legory finds time to instruct two chemistry classes and to smooth over the little problems which arise in each s1:udent's school life. Our trips to his orffioe are never too .dread- ful for he has the ability to deal out penalties with a smile, although we don't always smile about them. A few of our class have learned that he can get tough, but for most of us he will always remain as the principal who could smile anrd still keep us lined up and respect- ing him. Mr. L. A. Legory 8