Central Catholic High School - Glen Echoes Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Gard uf Zlpprzriatinn tothe FACULTY of CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL WE THANK each and every member of the Faculty vvhose lofty ideals and good example combined with thorough instruction have placed us on the path ol virtue and directed our Lile's vvorlc toward the heights of immortal success. Pt, Rev. Msgr, Leo Gr. Einlc, V.F. - Ethics and Vocational Guidance l L r' Rev. Dr, Charles F, Keller, JCD. - l Problems of American Demociiicg i American History Mr. Leo Eddinger - A - Chemistry Dr. Joseph A. Lieberman, MD. - Hygiene Prof, John Birmelin - - - Vocal Music l English l Biology l Art l Twins l Stenography Sisters ol St. Francis - l Secretarial Training l Mathematics , German l Latin l Social Science l Civics x Geometry Prof, Joseph Smith - - instrumental Music Dr, Sidney A. Quinn, MD, - - Medical Examiner Mr. Paul P, Fink A - - Qrchestral instructor Mr, Melvin Kelly physical instructor for Boys Athletic Director Miss Ecla Fink - Physical instructor for Girls Miss Catherine Dunn, RN, - - Visiting Nurse Miss Ellen C. Yeager, DH, - Dental Hygienist

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