Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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Munhall Board of Education The School Board of Munhall High School is composed of a number of the leading citizens of the community. Upon their shoulders rests the responsibility of electing teachers and school employees, directing finances and repairs, and promoting the general welfare of the school. The members of the class of 1935 take this opportunity to offer their sin-cerest thanks to those men who have played such an important part in their education. BOARD OF EDUCATION L. J. Hollman ...............................President F. W. Evans............................ Vice-President E. M. Cox ...................................Secretary G. F. Lloyd................................. Treasurer C. M. Johnstone M. A. Coon D. J. Dixon T. W. Bryan- io

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY

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DR. CHARLES R. STONE Superintendent To the Class of 1935: The Munhall Schools have now done all they can to further your development and education. What you shall be is now almost entirely your own concern. Will you follow the crowd? W ill you choose your way because some friend is going in that direction? Have you no desire to be a leader instead of a follower? It is my hope that many of you will be able to continue your education. A high school diploma does not mean very much in the present business world. It is essential. A higher certificate is now a requisite in the keen competition now developing in the adult world. If you cannot continue at some collegiate institution surely you will not fail to grow in the field of your greatest interest. Remember that the public libraries are always open to you with their wealth of accumulated knowledge of the past ages. They have something of real worth to offer you. lie a frequenter of libraries. Some of your number will soon be filling positions of trust in Munhall and elsewhere. Unite in action for the public welfare. Insist on good, clean government such as you have been used to in our borough. Keep the friendships of your high school days always in repair. As you grow older you will learn that it is constantly harder to make new friends. Never allow a really good friendship to die. Keep in touch with each other as your ways divide. May the memory of your Munhall High School days be an ever pleasant one is the wish of your superintendent. it CHARLES R. STONE