Tyrone Area High School - Falcon Yearbook (Tyrone, PA)

Page 17 text:

IIEHHHHH E221 -x , ,. E5 93 345 K ,f Q, pp, is 1. fa. 1' ' dx 95 away ww ffskkf- F322 ki -ff A :spake-2 F755 .5 7? ,1 ': 5g,Ii Sgifzmgi All V, 1 5 1- 5' E55 W1 . ' 4 'E H15 f 1 Ui 59 ' EY! ' 32? f fv '- 'ag ' 5 H Y A . gill: A. as If 63 fic!-vlr Ha v ver L.Y...Jl,,,,.

Page 16 text:

FALCONS OF THE AIR They Fly Alone.-Alone? ls he alone at Whose right side rides Courage, with Skill within the cockpit and Faith upon his left? Does soli- tude surround the brave when Adventure leads the Way and Ambition reads the dials? ls there no company with him for whom the air is cleft by Daring and the darkness is made light by Em- prise? True, the fragile bodies of ,his weaker fel- lows do not weigh down his planeg true, the fret- ful minds of weaker men are lacking from his crowded cabing but as his airship keeps her course, he holds communion with those rarer spirits that inspire to intrepidity and by their sustaining po- tency give strength to arm, resource to mind, con- tent to soul. Alone? With what other com- panions would that man fly to whom the choice is given?-New York Sun

Page 18 text:

Department of School Administration F. CLARK SKELLY Mr. Skelly possesses quite a few Alma Maters, for he has attended Oakville High School, Shippensburg Normal School, Dick- inson College, and Cornell University. He entered Tyrone High School as a teacher of physics. His fine work as a teacher was given the recognition due it when he was raised to the principalship of our high school. ELSA DIETRICK- Pat plays the role ofsecre- tary to our superintendent. She attendedJuniata College, where she received a commercial certi- ficate. Her cheerful ways have won her innum- erable friends. She also is counselor for the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y and a member of the Senior Play Business Staff. WILBUR JOHNSTON -Wilbur Johnston was graduated from the local high school in l93O. Since then he has been indispensable as manager of the book room and as an office helper. He is always at hand just when he is needed, and he is willing to undertake any task that is offered him. WILLIS W. EISENHART-For fourteen years Mr. Eisenhart has served as superintendent ofthe Tyrone schools. His devoted efforts to further the interests of our schools have won him the admiration of the student body as well as that of the townspeople. He attended the University of Pennsylvania, where he received both his Bachelor of Science degree and his Master of Arts degree. Departments of Arts, Languages, and Music JEAN BARRETT A-Miss Barrett is anewcomer to Tyrone this year, but already her pleasing per- sonality has won her a host of friends. She re- ceived her Bachelor of Science degree at West Chester State Teachers College. She fills the position of Music Supervisor. RUTH KESSLER-Miss Kessler is the one who teaches the junior high girls how to become model housewives. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Beaver College. She very capably manages our Home Economics Department. FLORETTA GIBSON'-Whoever said that Lat- in is a dead language would surely change his mind if Miss Gibson taught him. Her classes have given life to Latin, She received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Northwestern University. MARIE EBLE-Miss Eble is also a newcomer this year. After receiving her Bachelor of Arts Page 14 degree at Pennsylvania State College, she attended Columbia University and received from there her Master of Arts degree. Miss Eble teaches French, and, accordingly, is sponsor of the French Club. She is fond of handicrafts, especially knitting, and hiking. JESSE DANIELS-For twelve years Mr. Daniels has very capably filled the position of manual training teacher. He attended Central State Normal School at Lock Haven and also Valparaiso University, where he received his Bachelor of Manual Training degree. DOROTHY GOVEV- -Artin the Tyrone schools has reached a high level under Miss Cvove's super- vision. She received her Bachelor ofArts degree at Ohio University, but she also has done special art work at Columbia University. Under her direction the Art Club has become one of our most active clubs.