White Memorial School - Memo Yearbook (Knox, PA)

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K 5' . .aww , is CHARLES A. EDDINCER B. S., Slippery Rock S. T. C. Science, Social Studies Physical Education, Coach Freshman Advisor BETTY RHEA B. S., Clarion S. T. C. Penn State College Duke University History, Health Latin, Physical Education junior Advisor t MARGARET MORRIS B. A., Westminster College University of Pittsburgh . English Sophomore Advisor FLORENCE R. CRISMAN B. S., Incliana S. 'l'. C. University of Pittslmurgh Commercial Subjects Senior Advisor FACULTY MRS. ALDINE MeCONNELL Clarion S. T. C. Home Economies Lunch Program Supervisor I. N. HUFFMAN M. Blose School of Music S. E. Williams School of Music Indiana S. T. C. V andereook School Music Director M RS. .I EAN PERRONE R. N.. Oil City Hospital School Nurse Health ELLEN jANE PIERCE XVCSllIllP'4tt f College Commercial Subjects Oflice Secretary

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YE7 W. ADMINISTRATIO There is no single agency in America more important to the present and the luture of American community life than a local Board of Education. The policies of the Board of Education have a Wide influence upon the education and Well being of the children of any American community. The duties of the Board of Education have expanded With time. School boards today are responsible for the entire educational pattern of elementary and high school instruction. The Knox-Beaver Joint Board has assumed this responsibility. It is striving to provide for the children of our community the type of education that will in- sure the maximum mental and moral development of these young citizens, the leaders of tomorrow. Left to right-NVard McCall, Marvin Amsler, Raymond Switzer, Dr. O. C. Moore, Cuvier Kline, Merle Best. XV. L. Kooman, Yllallace VVeaver, Lloyd Rayhuck, A. P. Spiringer, VV. XV. lYlCl1llllllttlll1. THE WHITE MEMO -- 6

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DRI ER an C TODIA Beepl Beepl Oh, there's the hus. Am 1 late again?', What would we do without that under- standing patience of our hus drivers. lf the morning brings icy, slippery roads, never fear. The buses will go through. Our drivers will see to that. We are proud of our huses and their drivers and have every right to he. Oh, that noise! lf you had to listen to that for one-half hour two times a day, it would drive you insane. lt takes a good driver to be able to take it, and they have what it takes. Wfe may not always show our appreciation for their kindness and consideration, but we feel they understand. VVe wish to pay trihute to the following drivers: john Seamon, Paul Wetzel, Laird Exley, Norris Hummel, Floyd llurrelhrink, and Gerald Burchiield. But let us not forget our custodians. Yes, we are proud to boast that our school and school properties are the cleanest and neatest in the xicinity. To Mr. and Mrs. YVhitling we give all the credit, and it is well-deserved. From clean- ing Hoors to cleanin g windows, they have showed their interest in our school by the earuestness of their work. To them we owe a school that shines.