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1926 -:- THE ANVIL -.- 1926 A. BERNADINE PLOTZER Teacher of Commercial Subjects Born at Indiana, Pennsylvania. Indiana. High -School graduate. Student at Miss Conley's School for Girls, Pittsburgh, IPa., 1915-1916. Sec- retary, Bent Rung Ladder -and Manufacturing Company, Indiana, Pennsylvania, -1916-1917. Secretary, Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal and Iron Company, 1917-1921. Student in the Com- mercial Teacher Training Department, 'State Normal School, Indiana, Pa., 1921-1924. At- tended Summer School Indiana State Normal, Summer 1925. Has taught Commercial sub- jects in the Union City High School since. HARRIET CLARK HUMPHREY, A. B. Teacher of English Allegheny '25g Slgma Tau Sigma: Phi Beta Kappa Born at Union City, November S, 1903. Grad- uated from Union City High School, 1921. Graduated from Allegheny College, 1925. Now teaching Freshmen and Junior English. KATHERINE VIOLA TUCKER Teacher of Sophomore English and History Commercial Arithmetic Born at Corry, Pennsylvania. Graduated from Marietta Academy, Ohio, 19093 from Edinboro State Normal School, June, 1911. Attended Ohio -State University, 1911. Taught History and English in Junior and Senior 'High at St. 'Petersburg and Sebring, Florida, 1912-18. Taught Teachers Training Class at Sherman, New York, 19119-223 taught Literature in Junior High, East Palestine, Ohio, 1922-24 and Social Sciences in Spartansburg Vocational School, 1924-215. Has taught English and History II and Commercial Arithmetic in Union City High School since 1925. Page eleven
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