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C L A S S 0 F l 9 4 3 Student Counvil Members WOODLAWN MARY LOU BENNETT BELVA JEAN SEITZ JAMES SULLIVAN MILTON LUCAS JAMES XVEBB MUNHALL ANN NOROSKI PAUL HARRY IVIARY LOU CULLEN nineteen
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1. FRESHMEN ' H Q , . . . 3 awiglg The end of the school term has arrived again. Although it , flfwyx . . . . x seems as if a long tlme has elapsed since we were Ugreeniesn Aspl in Munhall lligh School, the year has passed very fast. After YN our bewilderment Wore off at the beginning of the term, we . . . W P l settled down to a normal freshman life. As did all other fresh- men, we became active in the various organizations, got into .9 H p . . . trouble often. and did our school work in between them. 1 1' 2 lil RSX Our first great thrill came when we were able to elect f Y' council members at school while our parents were electing a President. XVe chose Mary Lou Cullen, Ann Noroski, and N Paul, Harry to represent us in the school government. Our class Was very patriotic, leading the school in purchase of war stamps and also in tin can and paper salvage drives. VVhen the second semester arrived, We organized all the freshmen into the Class of 1948. XVe elected as officers for the year: President, George Pavloffg Vice-President, Rudy Janoskog Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Jane Tomko. To guide us through our four years of high school, we chose Miss Burton. The crowning event of the year was our Freshman Party, at which we surprisingly lost our feeling of shyness to make it our first big success. Now, we are looking forward to our three remaining years at Munhall High School. Robert Ackerman, Eleanor Adams, Janice Anawalt, Dorothy Anderchak, Florence Bar- sic, Alice Belan, Harry Berger. Joseph Berger, Lois Berger, Florence Blasko, Francis Bodnar, Matilda Bodnar, Robert Bodnar, Margaret Bongartz. Edward Brugos, Robert Bryce, Leonard Buban, Mildred Bujko, Phyllis Bunch, Mil- drcd Bunda, Richard Chasko. Robert Chopnek, James Chorba, Raymond Chuha, Leonard Cibulka, John Critchficld, Mary Lou Cullen, Raymond Czyz. Mary Dander, Edward Demski, Russell Devey, John Dobranski, Mary Louise Drobne, John Ducar, Leonard Ducar. l twenty
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