Minersville High School - Eleusinia Yearbook (Minersville, PA)

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1 two oreworal he final type is set: ue now offer to you, our subscribers, our com- pleted chronicle. E-very feature has been scanned by our proof readers. Now we present it to you. W'e have tried to give you the particulars ranging all the way from the daydreams of the office boy to the worries of the chiefn. Our school life has been sometimes a scoop and sometimes a sob story , but we have tried to portray the whole case history. We hope you will now open the pages and peruse not only the general news but even the Upersonaln columns.

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and DEDICATION I MR. WILLIAM E. ZAPF Mr. Zapf has been cr member of the Minersville School Board for thirty-five years has acted as treasurer for twenty-eight years. In tribute to this record of service, we respectfully dedicate to him this issue of the EIeusinicx . four