Leechburg High School - Minetas Yearbook (Leechburg, PA)

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RUTH HILL, A. B. Goucher College Languages Senior sponsor MARION ARTMAN, B. S. Indiana State Teacher's College English, Literature Junior sponsor RUTH VOGEL, A. B., M. Litt. University of Pittsburgh English Sophomore sponsor CHARLOTTE STIDHAM, B, S. Indiana State Teacher's College English Eighth grade sponsor FACULTY AND RELIGIOUS ED. Washington and Jefferson History, P. O. D. Sophomore spon sor MARY K. CLARKIN, B. S. Slippery Rock State Teacher's College Physical Ed., History Freshman spon so I' FORREST A. FORD, B. S. Physical Education, History Freshman sponsor MELVA P. HOUCHENS Grove City College History, Civics Seventh grade sponsor St RELIGIOUS EDUCATION anding-left to right Sit Rev. M. B. Goldner Rev. H, A. Bruder Rev. C. W. Kelley Rev. H. R. Little Father Nyiri Dr. E. C. Good Father Joseph ting-left to right Father Hubert Father Hanicalc Rev. W. F. Pfeifer, .lr Dr. G. E. Bowersox Rev, W, E, Sullivan Rev J. O. McCown

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FACULTY CHARLES S. MESSNER, B. S. Franklin and Marshall Manual Training Junior sponsor HELEN HERR, B. S. Millersville State Teacher's College Librarian LEE ANNA McCOLGIN, Westminster College Music Freshman sponsor HARRIET HUBERT, B. S. Mansfield State Teac Home Economics Freshman Sponsor B. M. Ed. her's College T. EDWARD TENCH, B. S., M. A. Grove City College University of Pittsburgh Mathematics Principal of High School DOROTHY MacCLAREN, B. B. A. Westminster College Business Education Senior sponsor ADDALINE MANNING Slippery Rock State Teacher's College Business Training, Writing, Spelling Seventh grade sponsor ANNA GROVES Grove City College Mathematics Eighth grade sponsor 12 PARKER D. BAKER, B. S. Ursinus College Science, Aeronautics Senior sponsor MICHAEL DZVONIK, B. S. Waynesburg College Mathematics, Science, Electricity Junior sponsor JOHN MCCOY, B. S. Indiana State Teacher's College Science, Geography Sophomore sponsor

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