Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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 SCHOOL BOARD Back Row, left to right: J. H. Ramsey, A. W. Soderberg, Chas. Proudfoot. Front Row: S. O. Morgan, Rev. G. L. Rankin, Dr. J. F. McNeely, .John Bell, Jr.

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10 THE MUNHISKO I he School Board, to whom the “Munhisko,” in behalf of us all. extends gratitude and appreciation of their efforts for the betterment of our students. By their consistency Munhall High has placed its banner on the ladder of renown. Their inestimable assistance to the Editorial Board and their unerring judgment has done much to make the “Munhisko’’ a great success.

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THE MUNHISKO r.» ®oagt to tlje ®eacfjers W e wish to thank the members of our faculty for their untiring patience and kind assistance. e take these means of doing so and wish that if any student in years to come will pick up these pages and glance through them a pleasant remembrance will instantly be brought to light that existed when we passed through our four years of training under such capable and most efficient educators. hirst there is Miss Albright. Although small of stature she makes up for her tiny (?) appearance in her most pleasing personality. Miss Albright, our reporting teacher with a cheerful good morning to everyone, has indeed been very patient with us. She remarked one day that we were her class and that she knew she could depend on us. Our sense of responsibility has been strengthened by this confidence. Our History Class has been different from most other classes. Even the dryest of topics have been made so interesting that the gong was unpleasant to hear, even though it reminded one of his lunch hour. It seemed that each student was so hungry for History topics and other special forms and points of information that it would be some time before the Senior History people could be forced to leave Miss Franklin’s room. Miss Schillinger has endured us in the past year, both in English and German. 1 o be well acquainted with Miss Schillinger is a privilege, and those having it can say only “The longer you know her, the more vou love her.’’ W hen she coaches a play, it can be nothing less than a huge and brilliant success. Miss Rankin has now been with us for two years, but the students have learned to admire her in this short time. The most pleasant things said by her about the class in general and its individuals were onlv prompted by what the students wish to show her. that they are all ladies and gentlemen. Miss James we do not meet frequently, but that is not our fault. She is like a ray of sunshine brightening every room she enters. Her orchestra this year was a great success, and considering that this was the first vear, we can say more so. It is also our misfortune that we cannot have Miss Johnston with us more frequently, but it is said absence makes the heart grow fonder.’’ Miss Love knows lliology and Senior Review from A to Z. and is verv interesting when discussing the various subjects to her attentive pupils. She coached the Junior 1 May this year, and the success of it can he attributed to her ability as their leader. Mr. McCready arrived only a short time ago, but in that time he has become popular with the students. He has a very keen sense of humor and is a “shark” at Geometry. He has made that subject almost as interesting as German pancakes.