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

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NORMAN MILLER Superintemlent of Scbrmlx Mr. Miller is a native of Fulton County, Pennsylvania, having been born near Three Springs. He attended the public schools of Antis Township, Blair County. Choosing Harvard for matriculation, he centered his efforts in the Social Science field and was awarded a Bachelor of Science Degree. His Alma Mater later awarded him a Master of Arts Degree in Education for his graduate work in School Administration. Other high' er institutions of learning attended by Mr. Miller are the Universities of Leland Stan- ford, Columbia, Southern California, Chicago, and Penn State. In the field of Administration, Mr. Miller has served as supervising principal of Antis Township Schools for four years, of Stony- creek Township Consolidated School for five years, of the Berlin-Brothersvalley Schools for two years, and as superintendent of the Tyrone Borough Schools for one year. Shippensburg, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, claims Mr. Skelly as a native son, and the Newton Township public school initiated him into the three R's. Shortly after being graduated from Shippensburg State Teachers College, Mr. Skelly elected to serve his country in France for a period of time. While in France he attended the Uni- versity of Clermont Ferrand. Upon his re- turn, he resumed study at Dickinson College, which granted him a Bachelor ofArts Degree. Mr. Skelly has done graduate work at Cornell and Penn State. Penn State awarded him a Master of Science Degree in Education for his graduate work in School Administration. In the field of Administration, Mr. Skelly has served as principal of Newton Township High School for one year, of Clayton Avenue Elementary School, Waynesboro, for one year, and of the Tyrone junior-Senior High School for eleven years. F. CLARK SKELLY Principal of High School

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in Q. ENE T TQ A- 5:3 fa-'W- Ciara 'Still sits the school house by the road --Whittier

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ln the death of Arthur V. Vanneman, occur' ring on February 8, 1940, the faculty and student body of the Tyrone schools were deeply saddened, for they realized that Tyrone had experienced a really great loss in the passing of one of its fore- most citizens. ln the capacity of school director, Mr. Vanneman, for more than eleven years, gave unstintedly of his interest, his erlorts, and his time, in the promotion of a better school program. His work will live on in the lives of the young people whom he so faithfully served. ARTHUR V. VANNEMAN Tyrone Borough School Board First 'rout Mr. Luther Wtwomer lActing Secretaryj, Mr. F. E. Barr lPresidentl, Mr. R. A. Miller. Sccuml rout Mr, H. N. Glass lVice Presidentj, Mr. J. F. Smith, Dr. R. M. Quigley.