Minersville High School - Eleusinia Yearbook (Minersville, PA)

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EUSIwHiLA, - MINERSVEL 6 BOARD .gf- EDUCATION L, I eleven 1

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ELEUSINLVA, lXfIIYElIfREiVILLE, 193 CHARLES E. ROUDABUSH Superintendent of Schools High School-Boonsliom, Mil,-18994 Lclinnon Valley' College-1903-A. B.g Columbia Universityf19Z4-A.M,1'ositions: Principal High School, Bellviillle, Fa., C3 yearsii Department of Science, High School. Mount Carmel, Pa. 15 yearsjg Supervising Prin- cipall, Mt. Joy, Pa., L3 yearslg Supe-rintemleiit of Schools, Minersviile, Pa., 115 yearsl. Charles E. Roudaibush is the most efficient and self-sacrificing pilot whose guiding hand has steered us througli our entire school life. He is a teacher of rare ability, a scholar with a well defined aim, a man of integrity, a man of vision who sees beyond the present, even in the face of massive obstacles. We part from his guiding hand but not with sorrow, becaulsfe we know that he will 'be ever ready in iinpiarting advice to us. I ten 1

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ELEUSINIA, MINERSVILLE, 1930 BOARD OF EDUCATION GEORGE H. BEATTY President Mr. Beatty, a menrber of our School Board for many years, and president for several, has performed his work faivthfully during his long term. He justly deservesw all the honor that may be showered upon him as a. loyal support- er of the Minersville Public Schools. CLAUDE L. PRICE Vice-President Seldom are so many virtues combined into one person. An accomplished musician, a scholar, and above all a gentleman. Mr. Price is indeed an assert to our Board of Education. MOSES MORGAN Secretary Mr. Morgan has served our Board of Edu- cation in the capacity of Secretary for a num- ber of years. He has put forth, at all time, his best efforts in securing for Minersville the best in the way of education. His chief asset is that of handling school affairs skillfully and successfully. I twelve 1