Minersville High School - Eleusinia Yearbook (Minersville, PA)

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edication ECAUSE they composed the song which hashbe- come the official school song of the Minersville High School, and because they have achieved dis- tinction in their chosen fields, we gratefully dedicate this volume of the Eleusinia to three former graduates: Verna Frantz Price '23, Harold W. Frantz '17 and Andrew W. Case '18, Page fo

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The Opening Vista heme .... ECAUSE Shakespeare has written plays that still live viviclly in our classrooms and on our stages and because from tinie to time we have dared to find likenesses to his characters in our- selves and our classmates we have given each senior a Shakespearian quotation and used the plays of Shakespeare as our theme. Page three

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HIGH SCHOOL SONG The White and Blue On a hill 'neath azure mountain skies, Is a fountain-head of silvery stream, Flowing o'er the sands of time To distant seas. Distant seas,-the heights our youth attain Fed by silvery streams of life, That fountain-head on hill side green, Untainted source of living stream Must ever onward flow. CHORUS: So carry on, M. H. S., With colors ever true, Waving in the mountain breeze, The White and Blue, For yours has been a fruitful past, And your efforts crowned with fame- So keep that torch of honor bright, Defending your glorious name. Carry on forever M. H. S.! Carry on with standards always high! Wave the glorious colors true- The White and Blue! Wings of inspiration urge us on, Urging us our goal to gain., Ever onward thru the years We'll raise our colors and our cheers, For dear old M. H. S. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES Verna Frantz Price is a graduate of Minersville High School, Class of 1923 and a graduate of the Braun School of Music, Pottsville, Class of 1925. Since that time she has been engaged in private teaching of the piano in Minersville and vicinity. Her work is familiar to the people of Minersville principally through her exceptional ability as a concert pianist. Harold W. Frantz is a graduate of Minersville High School, Class of 1917 and holds a degree of Ph. B. from Muhlenberg College. At present he is an instructor of instrumental and general public school music at the Wolf Junior High School at Easton, Pennsylvania, and en- gaged in research work in sound and the acoustics of musical instruments. Andrew Wallace Case is a graduate of the Minersville High School Class of 1918 and of the School of Fine and Applied Arts, Pratt Institute, New York and holds the degrees of B. S. and M. A. from Pennsylvania State College. At present he is a professor in fine arts, Department of Architecture at the Pennsylvania State College and faculty advisor and art critic of Penn State's year book LA VIE. A painter in water colors, Mr. Case has lately had a showing of his works in New York and Philadelphia, the ex- hibits being greeted by more than favorable comment from the critics. Page tive