Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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fT'O tlie seniors who are graduating, we extend our congratulations. ou will lac e difficult problems but the intelligent, well trained youth who go forth with a resolute determination to line! a place where they can render useful service need have no fear of ultimate failure. Even chance favors the trained mind. The paramount needs of youth today are faith in soc iety and in human resources of mind and spirit, coupled with an appreciation of what has been accomplished and a wilt to go forward to new goals. May you each one have a successful and useful life. H OW long we'll remember these characteristic poses of Mr. Wherry and Mr. Trimble, our principals. who are always concerned deeply with our problems!

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I lie M unhall I acuity What could Mr. Walbert have found so interesting on the bulletin board? It doesn't look like a German test to me. Mr. Weaver and Mr. McCarthy, our art and shop instructors, are admiring their handiwork on the stage setting. Just between you and me. they've got something there. Don't Wood lawn s history teachers make an interesting picture? And Miss Welsh and Mrs. Hill certainly make history just as interesting. Mr. Osier. Woodlawn's new gym teacher, lakes a “sunning’ on the front steps when the “birdie gets him. Three history teachers get their heads together. Mr. 1 lyatl is doing all the talking while Mr. Wilson and Mr. McLean are the innocent bystanders. V' Look at those smiles! Could Mr. Wieland arid Mr. Frantz have found a new “puzzler” lor their geometry classes? All gather around, folks, while Miss Hickey and Mr. Busch give us a duet. By Miss Bollinger s wide smile, we can see it isn t too bad. Find the error in this picture. I hat s it. Motive got it! Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Shannon belong behind the typewriter, but Mr. Charlton should have an algebra book. History teachers—Mrs. Gray. Mr. Cross and Mr. Elkins—get together again! Could Mr. Elkins be smiling about his successful Debate Club? I hree charming school inarms—Miss Keltz, Mrs. Dodds and Mrs. I rainor. They certainly do their part in making English a pleasure. More English teachers! Maybe Miss Ball and Miss Frederick are discussing yesterday’s test or is it the Mun iisfo?