Elizabeth Forward High School - Eli Mon Yearbook (Elizabeth, PA)

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ll ' The fzaal test ef a aaad leader ie tha 'WY' . Dr. Harry Faulk Front Row: Mr. William Knight, Dr. Charles Storerg Second Row: Mr. James Shaver, Mr. James Revetta. e leaves behind hi 5 E in other Ilia PROPERTY AND SUPPLIES: Mr. Frank McKinney, ' ' ' . -, ' M . N' h 1 David Howellg Standing: Mr. George Munnell, Solici- Mr' oscar Sumlo' NAI Willard welgel' r lc O as TRANSPORTATION: Seated: Mr. Joseph Leckie, Mr terg Mr. Albert Kogelman. Revetta, Mr. Robert Barlow. J J e QS.. gn ' 1 ww .. 6 ci QfaV3 0534