Leechburg High School - Minetas Yearbook (Leechburg, PA)

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Left to right, back row: Rev. Ken- nedy, Rev. McGeoch, Rev. Good, Rev. Pfeifer, Father Brenan, Rev. Bowersox. Front row: Father Hubert, Father Horvat, Rev. Schilling, Rev. Kelley, Father Hanecak, Rev. Steuber, Rev. Sullivan. Religions Education L. H. S. students are given the privilege at the beginning of each year of enrolling in one of the religious education courses conducted and taught by members ofthe Ministerium of Leechburg, assisted by two or three ministers from neighboring towns. Two classes are offered for each grade, one for Catholic, and one for Protestant students. We wish to take this opportunity to express to the ministers, on behalf of the student body, a sincere appreciation of their time and eHiort. All students agree that the class itself is worth while, as well as the interest and value from the contact and fuller acquaintance with various ministers. Aeknowledoernents The Minetas StaFf takes this occasion to express thanks and appreciation to various individuals and groups who have contributed time and effort to the project of producing it: To Mr. Plank for his long-suFfering patience when everybody wiggled and just wouldn't smile. To the Members of the Faculty who were very lenient about excusing us to work on different parts of the proiect. To the Student Body who supported our various schedules to uphold the financial end. 13

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Madaline Begonia Rose Tati New Eleanor Kundrak Lucille Rua Rosemarie Werthman Clara Carroll Carrol Markey Administrative Assistants Notice the lithe graceful figures pictured above! You'd be almost certain to guess they were mountain climbers. But no, they're only stair climbers- in other words, the oFfice girls. One of them is on hand each hour to answer the phone, to get supplies, to run errands, and to tell you why Jack Nigro, for instance, isn't where his file card says he is, or iust to chat with you in case you're bored and lonely. The ones who really take the beating are those on duty first and fourth periods, whose task it is to make ancl distribute absence lists and announcements, to admit late-comers, and in short, get the session started smoothly. We have found them always pleasant, capable, and helpful. In fact, come to think of it, we fear we didn't half appreciate their efforts. So here's our chance: Thanks a lot, Gals! 14