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Board of Education Seated: Dr. Patrick O'Hare, President, Mrs. Margaret G. Kuzma, Mr. Joseph H. Havrilla, Vice President. Miss Marie Vondera, Treasurer, John J. Masick, Solicitor Standing: Mr. James P. Rock Jr., Mr. James L. Brown, Mr. William D. Evans, Mr. Robert J. Kosko. Dr. Lawrence A. Griffin, Superintendent of Schools. 12
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■ I Home is the sailor, home from the sea, And the hunter home from the hill. These lines from Robert Louis Stevenson's Requiem are most fitting for Dr. T. T. Charlton, who died suddenly May 14, 1967. Dr. Charlton served his country during World War II in the United States Navy, and for many years he continued in the Reserves after the war, acting as the Commanding Officer of a Reserve unit at the University of Pittsburgh. In 1963 he retired with the rank of Commander. Anyone who knew Dr. Ted Charlton was well aware of his love of shooting, for on school holidays and weekends he was either at a rifle range or in the woods during the hunting season. Having won many championships, he was named one of the ten best rifle marksmen by the National Rifle Association and was a member of the U. S. Rifle Team that toured Europe in 1963. For fifteen years he was a co-coach of Munhall's champion rifle team. A graduate of Shippensburg State College, he first taught in Patton, Pennsylvania. Coming to Munhall in 1929, he served first as a teacher and coach, later as Principal of Woodlawn Junior High School, and finally as Coordinator of Curriculum and as Assistant to the Superintendent. He received both his M. Ed. and D. Ed. degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. After Dr. Charlton's thirty-eight-year career at Munhall, the many students who knew him and the teachers who worked with him all feel that something fine and shining left us last May. To The Members Of The Class of 1968 The theme chosen for your commencement has to do with building for the future on the achievements of the past. This forward thrust throughout history has been true at any point along the course of civilization. However, the theme has a special significance to you in relation to your own achievements in the years ahead. It is the wish, and the plan, of all who have had a part in your training - your parents, the community and indeed yourselves. The future, your future, can be the high point of all times in human achievement and of any moment in history. All have confidence in your ability to make it so. H. W. Beggs Principal
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