Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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S1ljN'ri11lrurlwzl hlI'NllAl.I. Scum llval' l'-0l'lX-NlllL'I'SI lo ilu- llli'llllJl'l'S ol ilu- Llass ol -lil llll' lNllllllll5ll'1lll0ll cxtcmls 5llH'k'l'l' fou Ql'Slllll1lll0llS upou yourzl1llim'vc111c'l1l ol' thc- goal ol' graclualion lroul thc- sc-colulan xrhool. 'l'hc' sc-zuclm lor gold iu I8-lil hrouglu sumlnlcu tragedy lo souul, lI1llJlJlIll'Sh otlu-rs, hut ll1'Vi'l'llll'li'SS sci lorlh a vigorous palu-ru iu .'xIllL'l'lC'2lll lilv. 'l'hosc who lJ2ll'llI'lIDJllK'll lll llu- gold rush ol a t't'llllll'Y ago rc'pl'cs1-Illual a illSllIlCl 1-ra lu thc 4 , 1 lQl'0KK'lll :uul lll'YClUlDIllk'lll ol olu ualiou. 'llu-sc lm-u who wow huilcliug .Xuwru 1 lli'Vi'l' stoppc-cl to clouht that rivlu-s would hc' louucl Zlllll lllvy' 0YC'l'Cllllll' ins mouulahlv ohslzu'lcs iu llltll' SL'lll'Cll lor wc-alth. Ohslaclcs havc hccu llL'l'llll'll IS Hlhosc- llriglulul things you svn- whvu you lakc your c-yvs oll' thc' goal. ll'll0l'l'l'UlL '-lil-1-rs. lu-cp your 1-yrs vu-r ou llN'gOlll5lllll'2Ill'lllL'gO1ll ol- WX'lSllOlll, ol' kllmvlcmlgn aucl ol right living--no that you may zlcllicvn' i'0IllL'lllllli'lll alul lllllJlJlllt'SS in ym lilvk work. Ah you gracluau- and lc-:nyc Muuhall High School may 4-wry suu hu yours. ss. NIARHIORII-Q Mmzu ,wo Mus. ICDNA Sl'ANlil.liR Sl'!'l'!'flIl'll'.S 11 DR. lC.XRl,li O. l.ICLC.ll l

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LEADERS OF OUR WAGON TRAIN 1 Por every journey there inust he leaders. So it is with ours. XVe have a General in tl1e person nl' Dr. Earle O. Liggitt, superintendent ol the Munhall Schools. and the three leaders serving under him are Mr. Max XV. XVherry, Mr. Richard Koehler, and Xlr. Horner Heggs. '1'he trip was supervised lor lllillly years by Dr. Liggitt. 'I'ln'ough his interest and cooperation, supplies were gathered and plans made front hack in our grade scliool days. Nlr. Beggs led the way lor some ol our travelers from the XVoodlawn luniur High Seliool, as did Mr. Koehler lor those boys among us who chose to learn trades along the way. Over all these travelers, as their goal was reached, was Mr. Hlherry, the high school principal. Mr. X'Vl1er1'y was our friend, our guide, and our adviser in our niany activities as well as our studies. To these most ahle leaders, the ineinlmers ol' the Class ol l949 express our most sincere appreciation and gratitude, and assure theni, that, as we go on beyond our goal, the lriendship ol' Munhall High School will be in the background ever urging us on. t to right-Nlr. Rieliard Koehler. Nlr. Max W. Wlierry, Mr. Homer Beggs. Dr. Earle 0. Liggitt. 10

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MR. MAX XV. WHERRY Principal NIUNHALL HIGH Sc:HooL Forty-Nine1's! History paints them-zidventurous, rugged, hip-booted individuals. Our history tells the stories ol' tl1e turmoil and upheztvztl eziused by their mad rush llfll' gold. These men, :although tl1ey were not conscious ol it, ereztted history because they possessed ll HllI'lVC.H Our Country needed these hardy, bearded men. Today, it needs you! You, grztduzttes ol' this yezn s class ol' Munhull High School, in at dillerellt ZlhlJt't'L are Hl:0l'ly-lllIlCl'S.H You are starting on an adventure. You have Cultural 2lllX'2lllI2lgL'S und luxuries ol' these past one hundred yeztrs which the gold these nlen sezirehed lor could not buy. l9f19'e1'sl Use these utlvuntztgesl You do not llCfCSS2l1'lly need to go XVest, but whatever direction you take, know what you :ire seztrehing lor. Miss ISIQRNIC141 AIUNI-15 AND Miss Nl.-XRY Lou BIQNNI-2'rT Secretaries 12