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

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1 Mrs. Boucher, R. N., Mrs. Dawson, R. N., Dr. Kirk, Dr. Barr, cmd school children. DIPHTHEHIA IMMUNIZATIU Only a healthy people can become and remain a victorious people. Front row: Dr. Boucher, Mrs. Barlett, Miss Wallace, R. N. Second row: Dr. Kirk, Mrs. Boucher, R. N., Mrs. Dawson, R. N., Miss Hastings, R. N., Mrs. McNaul, R. N., Messrs. Mann, Hand, Gilbert, and Skelly fliiwanis membersl, and school children. THE FALCON Page 9

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SER l'lilSTEN5 VI Pupils of the public schools of Tyrone and vicinity co-operated with the Local Scrap Committee, under the chairmanship of Mr. Iames War- render, in the collection of all kinds of scrap, on October 5, 1942. The scrap pile was augmented by scrap t I Page 8 THE FALCON Photography by B. Getz Senior Girls tLebkicker and Ienseni Have F un Collecting Scrap. paid as admission fees by pupils attending a Scrap Movie at the Wil- son Theatre, Saturday morning, October 17, 1942. Translated into money, the scrap collected netted 3275. Distribution of this amount was made among the Various schools on a per capita basis as follows: Adams, 337,227 Logan, 362.451 Washington, 32774, Irons- ville, 38.167 St. Matthews, 316.611 High School, 312282. CTUHY 2 l Photography by Kaspick SPACHT ON GUARD

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ll? Photography by S. I. Thomas Miss Latshaw JU lllll RED EHUSS The Iunior Red Cross Drive, November 2-6 inclusive, under the direction of Miss Hazel Latshaw, netted 58304, With distribu- tion of this amount among the various schools as follows: Logan, S5l5.15, Adams, 312.119, Washington, 36.50, High School, 348.90 ln public school Work, the persons in charge of the health pro- gram endeavor to spend monies over which they are given cus- tody, such as Red Cross funds, for curative and preventive measures. Pupils needing glasses are fitted, and Worthy projects for hospitals, such as the making of utility bags, afghans, Easter cards, etc., are undertaken. lunior Red Cross Work is only one phase of the great health program now being expanded throughout War-conscious America. This junior organization, which celebrates its twenty-fifth anni- versary this year, is engaged in very Worthy Work. THE SELLI E Ulf STAMPS AND B0 US Beginning September 21, 1942, every individual connected with the public schools had an opportunity to participate actively in the all-out ettort for victory by buying War stamps and bonds. The committee in charge of the sale of stamps and bonds, Working through the medium of the homeroom teacher, made purchasing possible on Tuesday and Thursday of each Week. Approximately 520,000 Worth of stamps and bonds Were sold in this Way. ' Miss Alice Musser Was acting chairman of this committee. Assisting her were Misses Barrett and Moore, and Mr. Hitchens. Miss Musser Miss Barrett Miss Moore THE FALCON ' Checking a day's sale of Stamps and Bonds Page 10 I . I