Leechburg High School - Minetas Yearbook (Leechburg, PA)

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Left to right: Miss Herr, Miss Cawley, Miss Hill, Mr. Slonaker, Miss Vogel, Mrs. Manning, Miss Klingensmith, Miss Ebner, Miss Artman, Mr. Perrine, Miss Clarkin, Miss Groves, Mrs. I-Iouchens, Mr. Baker, Mr. McCoy, Mr. Dzvonik, Mr. Messener, Mr. Ford. PERSONAL PREVIEWS ISS HERR-With her cheerful smile: she deftly guides our minds to pleasure in books . . . Miss Cawley-The taunting aromas that emerge from her cooking classes cannot escape us . . . Miss Hill- ParlezfVous francais, Mademoiselle? Mais oui' '... Mr. Slonaker-Here's to his unfailing energy and enthusiasmg may it never cease to exist in our Alma Mater . . . Miss Vogel-Due to a sunny dis' position, her popularity became widespread among the students and faculty . . . Mrs. Manning+Through her guidance, the Junior High School students are pref pared for higher training . . . Miss Klingensmith-Pep, vim, and vigor constantly find their markings in her classes and activities . . . Miss Ebner--Her ability leads in classes . . . Her smile inspires success . . . Miss Artmanffler good sportsmanship towers over the classroom and is equally evident on the tennis court . . . Mr. Perrine - Maestro of the orchestra, leader of the band, a soul full of music, with a baton in his hand . . . Miss Clarkin-Her cherubs are all 'bound to be leaders and good sports the year round . . . Miss Groves-Her DfEfF's of arithmetic are stepping stones toward future calculations . . . Mrs. Houchens-Her civic instrucf tion encourages the citizens of tomorrow to try to obtain higher goals . . . Mr. Baker-With a test tube in one hand and a bug in the other, he scans his books from cover to cover . . . Mr. McCoyfIn his quiet manner he strives effectively to be of service to everyone . . . Mr. DzvonikgWell liked by all the students but especially worshipped by his Junior Varsity . . . Mr. Messener-With a piece of wood, a couple of nails, with a hammer and a saw, he never fails . . . Mr. Ford- Small but mighty with an unconquerable will . . .

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LEADERS SCHOOL BOARD President f 1 fffff f N. H. Slonaker Vice President f 1 f Dr. O. C. Neely Secretary f f'f f C. S. Hill H. L. Myers, Mrs. E. C. Good THE MINUTE MINUTE--'60 seconds, seems to most of us to he too small to he of any consequence, yet our lives are made up of minutes. lt is the part of wisdom not to waste ai single minute. The minute which is gone can never he recalled, while the next minute is fraught with uncertainty. We are sure, not of this minute, hut of this instant only, of time. Then, while we may, say the loving word, do the kind deed, suppress the unkind remark, encourage those who are struggling hy the wziynthis minute.

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EFACU MARY K. CLARKIN, B.S. Alma Mater-Slippery Rocll State T9UClI8T'S College Physical Education, History Freshman Sponsor RUTH VOGEL Alma Mater--University of Pittslzurglt English Eighth Grade Sponsor MELVA P. HOUCHENS Alma Mater-Grove City College History, Civics Seventh Grade Sponsor ADDALENE MANNING Alma Mater-Slippery Roch State Teachefs College Business Training, Writing, Literature, Spelling Seventh Grade Sponsor HELEN HERR, B.S. Alma Mater-Millersville State Teachers Colle Librarian Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor HAIRVEY E. PERRINE, B.S. Alma Mater-lnrliana State Teacliefs College Music Freshman Sponsor ANNA GROVES Alma Mater-Grove City College Mathematics Eighth Grade Sponsor IRMA TEGZES Summer Library at Penn State College Assistant Librarian VICTOR R. BLAUCH, A.B., M.A. Lebanon Valley College Columbia University T. EDWARD TENCH, B.S., M.A. Alma Mater-Grove City College University of Pittsburgh Mathematics RUTH HILL, A.B. Alma Mater-Goucher College Languages Senior Sponsor QB Autumn L T Y KATHRYN E. EBNER, B.S. Alma Mater-lruliana State Teacliefs College Business Education Senior Sponsor MARION ARTMAN, B.S. Alma Mater-lnzliana State Teachers College English ' Sophomore Sponsor JOHN MCCOY, B.S. Alma lVlater-lndiarul State T8GC'l9f.S College Science, Geography Sophomore Sponsor WALTER SLONAKER, B.S. Alma Mater-Washington and Iefferson History, Problems of Democracy Sophomore Sponsor PARKER D. BAKER, B.S. Alma Mater-Ursinus College Science Senior Sponsor DOROTHY KLINGENSMITH, A.B. Alma Mater-Concord State T9UCll8f'S College English, Social Science Junior Sponsor MICHAEL DZVONIK, B.S. Alma Mater-Wayneshurg College Mathematics, Science Junior Sponsor CHARLES S. MESSNER, B.S. Alma Mater-Franlelin and Marshall Manual Training junior Sponsor MARGARET CAWLEY, B.S. Alma Mater-Seton Hill College Home Economics Freshman Sponsor FORREST A. FORD, B.S. Alma Mater-Wayneshurg College Physical Education, History Freshman Sponsor