Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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Miss Newell Mr. Weaver Mr. Cross Mr. Todd Miss Cox Mr. Frantz Miss Widdowson Mr. Charlton Mr. McCarthy Miss Mac Beth Miss Markey Mr. Clements Miss Berger Miss Sommers Come and see what we have over here. Why, it s Mr. Beggs solving chemistry problems. Mr. Berger is doubting the solution but it must be all right because everybody else donates his hearty approval. Ah! History in the making! I)o you think so, Mr. Hyatt? Mr. Elkins, your “Learning Threads” have left quite an impression on the minds of many history pupils. Did you ask What kind of an impression? Well, maybe we should talk about something else. I’arlez vous francais? Non? Miss Daly does, and she has taught her pupils to speak French quite fluently. Every Monday the German classes vocalize. German surely gets a licking on that day. Our pupils have learned those clear, musical notes from Mr. Todd. And, for those who don t care much for music, we have a fine art department. Mr. Weaver can teach you to draw anything from soup to nuts. Speaking of food, let’s slip over to the domestic science rooms. I know Miss Cox. and Miss Newell will be able to appease our appetites. If you eat too much. Miss Upton will gladly give you a work-out. She will take care of those excess pounds. And now, I’ll let you in on a little secret. If you want a favor done, why not consult one of our secretaries? They are always willing to lend a helping hand. Miss I’pton Mr. King Mr. Berger Mr. Rutter

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