Keystone High School - Key Yearbook (Knox, PA)

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Mr. Welton E. Austin HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Facult Mrs. Mary McMunn SECRETARY TO MR. AUSTIN Mr. Arthur Aaron Mrs. Dorothy Berlin Mr. James Best Mr. John Catalano Mr. Herbert Chadman Miss Florence R. Crisman Mr. Charles A. Eddinger Mrs. Marilyn Flath Mr. Harold Fulton Mr. Robert Gehres Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Iaquelin McCauley Aldine McConnell Mary McCoy Eva McElhattan Ruth McLaughlin Miss Aida Hanst Mr. Keith Henry Mrs. Dorothy Knight Mr. George Lauffer Mr. James A. Lines

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dministration Mr. Blaine E. Elder SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Board of Education Mr. George Wingard PRESIDENT Mr. C. M. Dunlap VICE-PRESIDENT Mr. Edward Dollhopf TREASURER Mrs. Lois Amsler SECRETARY TO MR. ELDER AND THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. Ruth Huston Mr. Harold Knight Mr. Walter Slaugen- Mr. Everett Neely Mr. Frank Waddell houp Mr. Raymond Henry

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