Upper Saint Clair High School - Clairvoyant Yearbook (Upper St Clair, PA)

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Mrs. May L. Reeves, Mr. Martin D. Runkle, B.A. B.A. English English Languages MAY L. REEVES-cosmopolitan and well-read . . . her American Literature classes are both enlightening and fascinating . . . the school play is evidence of her dramatic ability. MARTIN D. RUNKLE-his quietness, amiability and subtle humor combine to make a pleasant English class . . . a vital cog in the yearbook machinery. ALICE SCHMAELING-charming and delightful . . . her German accent is indicative of her major field . . . she also teaches United States history. JOSEPH VRSANSKY-well liked by his students . . . Latin will never be a dead language as long as there are people like Mr. V. CARYL WALKER-always calm and well-organized . . . her quiet nature is ap- preciated by the students in her reading classes. DIANE L. WYSE-her good nature and ready sense of humor prove more ef- fective than harsh discipline . . . enjoys her work on the St. Clarion. 11 Miss Alice Schmaeling B.A. German Mr. Joseph Vrsansky, M. Litt. Latin Mrs. Caryl Walker, B .S. Reading Miss Diane L. Wyse, B.S. English

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Mrs. Hazel Akers, B.A. English Mrs. Evelyn R. Bartram, B.A. English Miss Cecilia M. Connell, B.S. English 'WYE V v . ' e . i A Q, E an ' ' A fl 'w 'J ' Xfw e v l - Wfivf V-15 ' ii i T , 5 ' Y 21' .3?3.' 1i'f,?iS-' -I intel .. - 'uf J 5 X H ff Miss Dorothy E. Harpster, M.A. English English and HAZEL AKERS-her classes attest to her flair for the dramatic . . . her delight in the artistic is reflected by herlwardrobe. EVELYN R. BARTRAM-well-known and liked . . . her English classes will long remember her laughing eyes and her bright smile. CECILIA M. CONNELL-possesses both a pleasant personality and a thorough knowledge of English . . . remembered for her presentation of Shakespeare. DOROTHY E. HARPSTER-noted for her unique sense of humor . . . inspires her senior students to become scholars of English . . . co-sponsors Future Teach- ers of America. ALICE R. HARTIG-spirited and sympathetic . . . her junior high English classes know her to be firm, but also pleasant. SUZANNE L. RATHKE-the teacher most often mistaken for a student . . . quiet by nature . . . has the ability to make her French classes enjoyable. Mrs. Alice R. Hartig, Mrs. Suzanne L. Rathke, B.A. B .S. English 10 French

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Mathematics and Science Mr. Joseph Argiro, B.A. Science L. . Q . ll f Q' ,ic,A . . 3 y fi 5 A 4 Mrs. Ethel J. Becker, M. Litt. Mathematics Mr. Clarence S. Brown, M.S. Ed. Mathematics JOSEPH ARGIRO-his pets are frogs and insects . . . always a star on the faculty basketball team . . . the coach of the baseball team. ETHEL J. BECKER-friendly and understanding . . . especially pleased when her first year algebra students do well in the Allegheny County Algebra Contest. CLARENCE S. BROWN-greatly respected by his students . . . his teaching methods are effective and his classes enjoyable . . . coach of the golf team. JOHN M. GIDO-a junior high science teacher . . . noted both for his experi- ments and for his sense of humor. CATHERINE M. GREENSLADE-her firm discipline is accompanied by a cheerful disposition . . . brightens many math classes with her gay personality. Mr. John M. Gido, Mrs. Catherine M. B.S. Greenslade, Science 12 A,B. Mathematics