Tussey Mountain High School - Titan Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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SCIENCE DEPARTMENT-The purpose of our science department is to improve habits of precision and so cultivate an attitude of inquiry and research. LIBRARY DEPARTMENT-The eventual purpose of our library, after 1 xxnla mil x med fL9CII'Cl1 flcility PHILIP IXARTOLA Iaxck I-Iavcn State Cnllcgc sufficiently being stocked, will be to give the student of Tusscy Mountain xg t, r 5 GLENN E. BLACK Juniata College THONAS E. BLACK Pennsylvania State University, M.Ecl. ROY ADOLPHSON Juniata Cullum IIAZEI, IT. ANGIE Slmippcnslvurg State Cullcgi: RICHARD IIADDORI: Pennsylvania State University. M. Iitl. X'9l I 4 f DEAN C. IIAKIER Juniata Cnllcgc H. IUONALD BROCIVI' Juniata Collage

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A school, like a home, takes a heap of living. The first year in our new building was a real shake-down eruise during which every- thing had to be tested-fthe building, curriculum, new rules, and regu- lations. The transition from cold unfamiliarity to warm pride and friendliness was gradually accomplished. Now, in our second year of occupancy, pride of possession and esprit de corps have developed, and the traditions of Tussey Moun- tain High School, which will be cherished for many years to come, are evolving. You are all a special part of it. As for the physical facilities, we know that everything necessary has been provided to insure the kind of education needed in the construc- tion of the future on our local, national, and international scenes. I Wfilson Gates Principal One hundred years ago it was the goal of our society to teach everyone to read and to write. At the time, this task seemed insurmountable. Now, most of this challenge has been realized. Today, we possess, in our community, a new physical plant with the potential to teach students to meet and to surmount even greater tasks in the decades ahead. The outer dimension of our school is not yet known. This feature of it stands like a mountain in the distance. We can see it in the future, and we know our commitment. May the close of the twentieth century find us possessed with achievements equal to those of our distinguished forebears. G. Allen Hoover Assistant Principal

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DANIEL M. BRUMBAUC-H DONALD E. GEORGE XV. CLAPPER VIRGINIA F. CLAPPER junintri College BRUMBAUGI-I MIUCYSUUYH SUN COHEHC Junmm Cflllflle Juniata College C. PEARL DIEHL Sliippcnsburg State College, M.Ed. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT-Our department of business is designed to furnish specialized vocational preparations for students who intendtto go directly into an office job. Instruction is characterized by proficiency in: i I business arithmetic, ti ewritin bookkee in , business law, office rac- iATRiciA rEi.ocK , IP 'Si P S P Slippery Rock State College tice, and stenography. i .X if ' r si. ., 'If , XVILLI All HASTINGS Bucknell University, M.Ed. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT-In our social studies department the student is confronted with history, politics, sociology, government, and current events.. He also encounters various controversial issues and questions on which he is urged to reach his own decisions after analyzing ci. HOXVARD JENKINS all the facts. Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed.