Mississippi University for Women - Meh Lady Yearbook (Columbus, MS)

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meagg. ' m.x- 0 -.. .A h. A era Left to righteMr. Pete Garnic, Secretary of the Athletic Committee; Mr. Edward J. Protin; Mr. Clarence Livingston; Mr. David L. Glunt, Superintendent; Miss Jane Colborn, Secretary of the Board; Mr. Theodore H. Breuer, President of the Board; Mr. Frank Pucci, Vice-President of the Board; Mr. Edward S. Sullivan; Mr. Julius Petrilak; Mr. Charles Costanza Solicitors-Mr. Palmer McCloskey, Jr.; Mr. Melvin Bassi The Administration Building of the Charleroi School District located on the corner of Sixth Street and XVashington Avenue. This building also houses the public library.

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? ew Superb; fen Mr. Glunt at his office The Cougar Memoir takes pride in presenting Mr. David L. Glunt as the superintendent of schools of the Charleroi School District. It seems strange to introduce a person so well known as Chippy? Most of us have known him as principal of Charleroi High School in which capacity he served so well. A friend to faculty and students alike, Mr. Glunt devoted much energy and time to make our school a better schooleone to which we can point with pride. Now, as superintendent, Mr. Glunt is continuing his fine work of making our school a good school. His duties are more numerous; the scope of his activities is greater; the demands of his office are tremendous. Yet, this is his part; it is a starring role, and he plays it in his very best manner. As a devoted faculty and study body, we wish Mr. Glunt success and happiness in his new tble position, and hope that it will be a long and prosperous run. Twenty-Nine