Munhall High School - Munhisko Yearbook (Munhall, PA)

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MR. RICHARD D. KOEHLER Director, Vocational Education MUNHALL HIGH SCHOOL To the Class of l 947: As you go forth into fields of higher education or industry, we hope you will carry on with the excellent record you have made in high school. The good habits you have learned should be of real value to you in facing the problems of every day life, and we are confident that you will apply and use them to the best of your ability. Our sincere congratulations upon completing this important phase of your career! jff ' -' 13 xl-Q XR,

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MR. HOMER W. BEGGS Principal WOODLAWN JUNIOR HIGH To the Class of l947: Graduation from high school is, as always, an achievement of which to be proud. The recent war emphasized the worth of the kind of education which high school offers, but the war also gave rise to the realization of the immediate need for a kind of world intelligence which will permit all people to live together. Travel in terms of Moons, true in the days of the American Indian, no longer applies, for modes and speeds of travel and communication have narrowed distances, making us neighbors to the rest of the world. Thus, it seems tair to say that there is an opportunity for you to make world citizen- ship a reality by living with honor the ideals ot American democracy. flair' , h- tv 0 f 12 X15 -x.....--

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rr-Y l l i l r i l l l l I l l L.. Mrs. Mary D. Bane English Miss lrene E. Bollinger Biology Miss Ruth Briggs Bookkeeping Mrs. Genevieve M. Cahoon Health Education Miss Elizabeth B. Carroll Home Economics FACULTY -..-'Wifi-f' I4 Xls Q xg- Mr. Charles E. Blick History Mr. Leslie Brand, Jr. Typing, Business Training Mr. G. Edward Busch Science, Library Mrs. Ida B. Campbell Latin, English Mr. Theodore T. Charlton Mathematics, Counseling