Swissvale High School - Swissvalian Yearbook (Swissvale, PA)

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SCHUOL ADMINISTIQATIUN SXVISSYALE BOARD OF EDUCATION Pnhfizlelll ...- lllive-Prexideizt Set'i'4'lm'y . , ' L, N. SMITH, M. D. MRS, ROSE B. OSKIN C. C. KELSO C. S. BAILY . . LAWRENCE M. DOL'GL.AS MEMBERS lylargaret I. Browne, Commfrrinl . Ellen N. Connor, lU11if1I'mi1tirx . iyierle Coulter, Hixiory . . Robert M. Dashiell, lllt1f,Il'lIlI1fiL'.Y joseph H. Dennison, llfllfllflllllfifi Ida Dia, Frfncli . . . YValter K. Downie, Srifzzrr Sherman Durstine, Scirzzrr Harry L. Elder, Srirnff . Marie NI. Frazer, English . . Carrie E. Hamilton, Illusif . B. XV. Haseltine, Sfimrfr and Illliffl Guy Jackson, llittory and illntll Elizabeth Jacobs, Sfifrzrr . . Mary' E. -lahnig, Commvrfifzl . . Chester NI. jelbart, lllIl11l1l'777Ilfif.l' bflargaret -lones, Engzlixfz . . Theda IW. -lones, Commrrtinl . Lillias M. Laing, Lalilz . L. Lucile Lewis, Englirlf , . Lucile Long, English . . . Edith C. lN'IacLeod, Plfyrical Edzzrzztion Edith C. McCaskey, l'Ii.tlury . . Margaret R. Nlorrissey, English . T. K. Patterson, Srimrf . . Edwin T. Paulie, Pflyxifal Eiiurizlion Pauline Piper, Eziglirlf . . . Helen Robbins, History nm! English E. Nlargaret Rogers, Latin . . June M. Roller, Hixlnry . . Hilda Schimmel, GH1111111 . Gladys E. Smith, Commfrfizzl Elvira L. Sutter, Sorial Sfi1'nrI's Rae Tennant, FI'1'Ilfll and Hixlory . Estelle Thomas, :lrl . . . Beatrice Tomlinson, Exlra-CIu'rir11l11r Alice G. V'hitten, Colnrmvrizzl . . . . IAS. E. STEYVART . LLOYD H. ROGERS AIRS. IDA E. WVALLACE GEORGE L. PYLE ARTHUR E. DAVIS Superiiztendent of Sclzoolx Prinfijml at the Higlz School Building Prifzripal at the Difkson Building OF THE FACULTY 'M Carnegie Institute of Technology Pennsylvania College for XVomen . University of Pittsburgh Virginia Nlilitary Institute . . . YVestminSter . . Irving College Monmouth College . Grove City College . Grove City College . University of XVy0ming . . Cornell University Franklin X Marshall College . . Carnegie Institute . University of Pittsburgh . Grove City College . Allegheny College University of Pittsburgh . . University of Vermont uskingum, University of Pittsburgh . , University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania College for YVomen Carnegie Institute of Technology . . . . Muskingum . University of Pittsburgh . . Yvestminster YVashington X jefferson . University of Michigan University of Pittsburgh . . . Muskingum . University of Pittsburgh . University of Pittsburgh Indiana State Teachers College . I University of Pittsburgh . . YVaynesburg College . Pittsburgh School of Design New York School of Eine X Applied Art . . Lake Erie College University of Pittsburgh 'f 1 9 3 2 53 gg g C.. -wow .--Miha- l12l S

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