Robertsdale High School - Tiger Yearbook (Robertsdale, PA)

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F?H5 Homkr W. D«LL •URMVIMNS Mmcirkk Iflooi» 'tTotunaliip cltool district Robertsdale. Pennsylvania April 2 , 19UI C188S Of I9UI: Often an aopreciation of real and enduring values rioen8 slowly. This is true eeoecially in the case of pioneers and their contribution toward the imorovement of the world. For examole, time has ripened our apore- ciation of Columbus as a discoverer, of Edison as an inventor, of Jane Addams as a social worker. How cer- tain it is that the good initiated by these and other such oioneers has multiplied until today indeed we ad- mit that we cannot find word9 with which to express our thanks to them. Here in Robertsdale High School this year a daring, pioneering soirit is at work, because of which we shall have our first yearbook. Publishing this book takes faith, courpge, and industry such as those little dream who have no part in the work. So the soace which I heve the privilege of using is dedicated a 8 an aporeciation to the students and teachers who as pioneers have dared to give R. H. S. its first yearbook. LiauK C. McClain •ccarTAMv

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DEDICATION To Mr. Homer W. Dell,A.B., V.S., OUR friend end advisor through out our fouryears here at Robertsdale High School, we, the Class of 19 1 dedicate this Tiger p.e our tribute to him.

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F?H □ Earle Troutwein Sciences. B.9. Juniata College, 1930; M.S. Penn State, 19 +0. Profeesor Troutwein, with hie genial good humor and a store of jokes has helped make our sojourn here a very enjoyable one. A8 our home-room teacher, ha has heloed us solve many of our problems. James Fenstermacher Social Studies.B.S.. Shippen6burgState Teachers College, 193 » Graduate study, Duke University. Mr. Fenstermacher has been with us our four years. History has moved across the times in Mr.Fenster- macher '8 classrooms. He 18 also our athletic director. Margaret Glllan Home Economics, B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, 1939- Miss Glllan has been with us two years. Although we haven't had the opoor- tunity to be in her class- rooms, we are haooy to have known her. William Street Music. West Chester State Teachers College, B.S., 1931. Mr. Street come to us our 80ohomore year, and we learned to like him immediately. The maestro has turned out some fine musical programs. Ester Thompson Mathematics.A.B.. Penn State College, 1935; Graduate study, Penn 9tate. Miss Thompson also came to us during our soohomore year. She coaches our Senior Plays. She is a friend to all her students. Mable Young Home Economics. B.S., Cedar Crest College, 1930; Graduate study, Temole University. Mies Young came to U6 last year and im- mediatly became our friend. She teaches our girls etiquette and princiolea of good hou8ekeeolng. Ann Marcocci Latin and English.A.B.. Juniata College, 1939- 1 Miss Marcocci came to us this year. She has been a faithful friend to all of us• It is under her suoervision that this Tiger is published.