Minersville High School - Eleusinia Yearbook (Minersville, PA)

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OUR FACULTY EARL H. TSCHUDY Science ADAM J. WATTS Commercial Adam Watts received his preliminary education at our own M. H. S. gradu- ating' in 1915. Later he completed a course at the Philadelphia Business College of Commercialism and for .the last two years has devoted his time to the improvement of our Commercial Course. Prof. Watts is noted for his wit, humor and vivid imagination, and his classes are looked forward to with tlie greatest of pleasure by all. Earl H. Tschudy received his early education at Lebanon High School graduating in 1915. In the fall of 1915 he entered Lebanon Valley College and graduated in 1919 with the degree A.B. During the war, Prof. Tschudy at- tended the Officers' Training' School at Plattsburg, was commissioned second lieutenant, and stationed at Kingston, R. I. His company was preparing to embark for France when the armistice was signed. Mr. Tschudy has made his classes the most interesting in our course and while at M. H. S. has organized the Science Club and successfully coached the basket ball team. Always willing to lend a hand and always cheerful, Prof. Tschudy is one of the most popu- lar professors at M. H. S. 1145

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OUR FACULTY THERESA McCOLLUM Latin struction at Montrose H. S. and l graduated at Bucknell University. While the life of Miss McCollum XE, betterment of M. H. S. JOSEPH F. REUWER History and French ,-X Mr. Reuwer received his preliminary education in the public schools of Ober- lin, Pa., graduating from the high school in 1912. From here he entered Dickin- son College, graduating in 1917. We have found him very congenial and willing at all times to help any faltering student. As he is a good critic of art, he has delivered several inter- esting lectures and has organized the rapidly growing Art Club. We wish Mr. Reuwer all the success in the world and we will not be surprised to see his name among those who have accom- plished great things in his well-chosen profession. EMILY PHILIPS Miss McCollum received her early in- ater has been without startling incidents, she has made for herself a character for stead fastness to duty and moral worth that has carried her name into the hearts of all those that know her. She is an earnest and untiring worker and her efforts all go toward the benefit and Mathematics Miss Philips is a graduate of M. H. S., of the class of 1915, and after com- pleting a course of mathematics at Ursinus, has returned to our midst, not as a student but as a well-liked teacher of puzzling mathematics. Miss Philips is interested in the Girls' Basket Ball - Team and has faithfully coached them. . V Her great abilities and smiling counte- nance have Won for her widespread i' -., friendship among the student body. is W,- i ai y v y.y. C135

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