Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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Miss Risheberger Mrs. Hill Miss Daly Mr. VValbert Mr. Wilson Mr. Hyatt Mr. Klkins Mr. Markowitz Miss Roycroft Miss Ball Miss Rush Miss Frederick Miss Bendall Miss Williams Miss Albert THE FACULTY

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HOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. G. F. Simmen Mr. L. J. Hollman Mr. M. A. Coon Mr. John A. Hickf.y Mr. D. J. Dixon Mr. T. VV. Bryan Mrs. Eleanor Edmundson

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Mr. Trimble Mr. Beggs Miss Bollinger Mr. Ramsay No school is complete without a faculty; thus no yearbook is complete without a description of our teachers and their departments. Let us do a little Winchelling: I he first group we come upon is our English teachers. They are talking away earnestly. Well, well, it looks like a very heated discussion. What’s this? “Shakespeare is not the most famous of English dramatists? Well, what do you know about that? You can't understand why pupils don't like to diagram sentencesr Why, say! I can tell you. They look too much like geometric figures. Did you say something about geometric figures? Ah! a voice from nowhere. Oh! it’s the mathematics group. Your pupils get the x's and y’s mixed, Mr. Erantz? What's that. Miss Widdowson? You can't make them understand that a straight line is the shortest distance between two points? I have the solution! Why not refer your pupils to the commercial teachers? Shorthand ought to teach them how to take shortcuts. Shortcuts? ? ? Why, Miss Markey, you seem depressed. Oh. I see. if your pupils would only learn their word signs, they could take lots of shortcuts. And what about typing. Miss Berger? “They are too careless! Say. now, your pupils aren't as bad as all that, are they? Miss Cosgrove Miss B. Jones Miss Mosbacher Miss G. Jones Mr. Busch Miss Welsh Miss Keltz Mr. Shannon Miss Briggs Mr. Brand Miss Stevens