Pittsburg High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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V J. ROY GEORGE E. WINONA WILLIAM H. GORDON HARDIN NETTELS VON SCHRILTZ SHUTE ANGWIN T. W. BATH NORMA STOCKWELL THELMA MILLER R. O. PETERSON fl ' ' Q .' f I R V OFFICERS ,M H. Gordon Angwin, President J. Roy Hardin, Vice--President Thelma Miller, Clerk R. 0. Peterson, Treasurer Norma J. Stockwell, Secretary to Superintendent