Strong Vincent High School - Spokesman Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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PRlNCiPAL CLERKS Miss Jane Knoll Miss Marie Bundy ilton C. Gillespie S is Strong Vincent High School is organized and ad- ministered so that qualified teachers may provide, through the medium ot a broad curriculum, lor the instruction and guidance ol pupils. Youth comes here seelcing opportunities to add to their knowledge and to receive direction in all areas of living. As the way of life becomes more complex, our cuniculum must be changed and expanded. The present breadth of the curriculum of our school is clearly indicated in the pages that follow. The SPOKESMAN Staff IS congratulated upon its success in portraying Strong Vincent High School in this anniversary year. 'xl' , 'QM-I Min MMV Sullivan 'bt .-insults, ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS

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