Minersville High School - Eleusinia Yearbook (Minersville, PA)

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ELEUSINIA, MINERSVILLE, 1927 BOARD OF EDUCATION WILLIAM E. ZAPF Treasurer ' Indeed, a representative of the people is found in the personage of this man, who has a quiet determination to do his part nobly and well through his phenomenal capacity for Upegging away at his work. WILLARD NELMS He wields a skillful brush, making the old not only new, but also sanitary. Quiet and unseemingly faithful in the daily round-a friend of all. JAMES D. TOOLE Those who are not acquainted with this gentlemanxof the Board of Education have missed a real treat, for he is a man of sterling integrity, possessing a counten- ance beaming with wit and good humor, which serves as an inspiration for all his associates. ill?

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ELEUSINIA, MINERSVILLFI, 1927 CLAUDE L. PRICE Vice-President For him, zz lover of the 'God of Music' and loved by him, is yielded Music's Richest Stores. He is a man of utmost prudence and honest foresight. BOARD OF EDUCATION GEORGE H. BEATTY President His words are few, but none wasted, and through this he has gained the ad- miration and respect of everyone who knows him. We, the Class of 1927, sa- lute him, the oldest member of our School Board. MOSES MORGAN Secretary Not unjust but right education for Keen of wit and amiable of feeling, -a benefactor of the widow and orphan. 4101 the boys and girls is his constant thoughts

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ELEUSINIA, MINERSVILLE, 1927 BOARD OF EDUCATION HARRY LYONS Those who have enjoyed the privelege of hearing the familiar conversation of this man while he rolls his own ici- garsl, may declare with one voice that it was superior even to his Silver King product. ESTHER A. GEIER On February 1st, the emcient clerk, Miss Geier, severed her relations with Minersville Schools, after five and one- half years of service as clerk. She had endeared herself to all who had any dealings with the office of the Super- intendent. Her smiling presence and courteous consideration have been great- ly missed. We wish her success in every- thing that she undertakes. I HELEN R. KLINGER MILDRED M. KANDRATAVICH These ladies whose pictures appear above, have been employed as clerks and secretaries to the Superintendent. They are members of the Class of 1927, and after graduation will give their entire time to office work. Judging from their school records we know that they will be successful and that the business of the schools entrusted to their keep- ing will be conducted in splendid style. l C122