CUSS Of 1911 HOLDS REUNIONFR0SIBUR6FROSTBtRG July 12 — Members of the class of 1911. Prostburg State Teachers’ college, who met at the college this week for their 36th annual reunion, are shown above. All but one of the original class of 13 members Is living, Mrs, Rose Healy Burke. Vale Summit,died in Cumberland In 1920. The class is credited with being one rtf the most active groups among the alumni in promoting the interests of the institution. Six members of the aiass are teaching school. They are Miss Elizabeth Miley, teacher of mathematics at Part Hill high school. Cumberland: Miss Lela Teylor, class vice president, primary teacher at Columbia street school, Cumberland; Mrs. Nell Dreyer Smith, class president, principal of the Gephart school, Cumberland; Mias Nell Dowling, Hammond street school. Western-- Photo by Harold C, Carlport; Mrs. Margaret Screen Shockley, eiaas treasurer, substituting at John Humbtrd street school, Cumberland; and Miss Mary Witt, junior high school. Mt. Savage. The married members of the class have twelve sons and two daughters. Five of the sons served in the armed forces in World War II. Shown in the picture are 'seated, left to right! Mrs. Mabel Hohing Jackson. Lonaconing; Mrs. Edna Close, Pittsburgh. Pm.; Mrs. Althea Hartig Miner, Port Dodge, Iowa, class secretary; Miss Witt, and Mrs. Patience Williams Grant, Oakland, Standing (left to right! aje Miss Miley, Miss Taylor, Mr*. Gertrude OToole Lancaster. Mt. Ravage. Mr* Smith. Mr* Elsie Revemscroft Carr, Rockville, Md.; Miss Dowling and Mrs Shockley.t