Leechburg High School - Minetas Yearbook (Leechburg, PA)

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SENIOR SPONSORS Languages, Commercial, Biology. Miss Ruth Hill is the energetic sponsor of the MINETAS. The funds of the school are taken care of by her and she has done a commendable iob. Miss Pearl Dezzutti, our little commercial teacher, accomplishes more in a very short time than many people ever do because she has everything well planned in advance, Miss Jean Orndoff, guiding mentor of 305, finds her homeroom very trying with its antics, but she comes up smiling. She possesses a nice but quiet personality. JUNIOR SPONSORS English, History, Mathematics. Michael Dzvonik is seen on the football field and on Miss Marion Artman is not afraid to work as is shown by her numerous activities which are always finished on time to the best of her ability. Miss Nellie Knepshield has a ready smile and a cheery hello for everyone. She worked hard with the help of the other tenth grade sponsors to put on a good assembly program. Mrs. Edna Bigley, whom the students consider a worthwhile addition to the faculty, has a pleasing and peppy personality, Collects antique lustre cups and saucers. the basketball floor as as- sistant coach, ably per- forming the many duties involved. A great asset to the Junior Class and L.H.S. SOPHOMORE SPONSORS Jr. English, General Science, P.O.D. John McCoy is well liked by all the students. Always ready to give the other person the benefit of the doubt. The official movie shower. Walter D. Slonaker, our honorably discharged army man, takes an actives part in the sports of our school. Has trav- eled a great deal and knows a lot about history. Page twelve

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Eurail of 5-Zxirecfom it f N 'tx ALMA GOOD What a strange world! For years youth has heard nothing but war and how they soon would be in it. Suddenly the war ended and everyone seems confused about where we go from here. The year T945 has witnessed a new display of infinite energy, which has set the whole world on edge and ushered in a new era. The story of the scientific development of energy control is an interesting one. Physical energy is measured in the terms of horsepower. There is a world to be rebuilt, not only physically but in spirit. Your accomplishments will come through the use of energy coupled with a force greater than the power of the split-atom. This is the power of the applied Golden Rule - Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. This great force works through the right use of time, abilities and material possessions, which are given to you as a trust from the Great Teacher of both youth and ages. As you launch out into the deep of your capabilities, may you use them for the common good of all.

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Mrs. Loveen Albright enioys many diversions, spends a lot of her evenings at the school helping and teaching the various art clubs that she sponsors. Mrs, Lee Anna Kennedy is praised by the members of Glee Club, Band, and Orchestra for her untiring work with them. A swell person to know and the owner of a beautiful voice. Charles S. Messner well liked and highly respected by the boys of shop. He is seen going through the halls with screw driver and hammer fixing this and that. Art, Music, Shop SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE SPONSORS Writing, Home Economics, Arithmetic, Jr. English. Mrs Addalene Manning known for her Seventh Grade Assembly Programs which have become well known and highly thought of because of their origin- ality. They are written and directed by her. Miss Amy Hall is a good sewer and cook. She has worked long hours and very conscientiously to make the boys in the Cooking Club good cooks. She works with assurance that makes her a good teacher. Mrs. Mildred McLaughlin, a new teacher at L.H.S., teaches English. Her students think she is tops and 209 likes her very much as a homeroom teacher. Miss Anna Groves is always ready to help. She takes care of the Red Cross in our school and various other drives. A very un- derstanding and sympa- thetic person. NINTH GRADE SPONSORS Physical Education, Coach, Civics Miss Mary Clarkin enjoys sports, gets fun and satisfaction out of her iob. Has a cheerful disposition. Pleasing to know. Walter J. West, rain or shine, on the football field or at school, spends much time correcting mistakes and diagraming plays. Mrs. Melva Houchens likes nice clothes and certainly has a lot of them. Always ready with a word of encouragement when needed. Page thirteen