MMI Preparatory School - Minamek Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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if i l MISS IRENE POLLACK the successor at M l E ent secretary and also a valuable aide in other activities. She has willingly contributed help to us in the many en- gagements of our senior year. Miss Pollack has assisted in the publication of the Flashes , our bi-vveekly newspaper, and also in the production of the 1949 MINAMEK. She has truly gained the deepest respect and gratitude of the graduating class of 349. S gmwwmfmf, ,,,, ...rr , V rr .. Miss Pollack is M, I, to our former secretary and lihrzl- rian, Miss Evancho. She has proven her- self to he an effici- CHARLES MESMER W gf y Vt 'V i',, 5 . ,V's K y t Clizu-lic is our , , cheerful janitor, al- y y ' ways husy at same- thing, hut never too lwus to chat and lt . y - joke with the stu- A dents. l'lis zrmiczihle l personality and vcr- szltility have made him n M, M. l. , , I, W HES wi .1 ways wc icmemhered, . lain? ' W' ,V ff if' ww fa r k . 1 .7 1 , W L ' . y, Q, rf' ' If 5, f V1 - L1 my ,iq ' .S Very p0 1 fi Churlies playful pranksljlaiiqg tilfilat

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MICHAEL BERTA Mike Ncwspapcrd4 Yearbook-4 Bggndkl, 2, 3 4 Cheerleader-l, 2 A genial personality, an ample supply of brains, and sound judgment are Mike's main characteristics. Posscssor of a keen sense of humor and a personality that becomes him, he is held in high regard by every. one. He has a certain charm with the women, but it is reserved for his one and Only, Emily. Whatever the circumstances, Mike will al. ways remain a gentleman and one to be remembered. EDWARD BELINSKY LtEd1! Athletic Manager-1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball-5, 4 Yearbook-4 With a crack in his voice and a smile on his face, Eddy has made many friends in these few years at M. M. I. Studies were nevera serious problem with him and his sharp but never cutting wit has brightened the spirits of all with whom he has associated. Eddy will be remembered by all of us for his excellent ability as an athletic man- ager. We know that he is capable of succeeding in his chosen field of engineering. JOHN BRENNAN tl-Iackl! Dramatics-1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook-4 Athletic. Manager-l, 2, 3 Class Qflicer-2 Jack's quick understanding and hearty good-nature have won many friends in the past four years. For every one he has a grin, 21 gfcclmg' and a groan about studies. A fine sense of humor, combined with h1S other qualities give him a personality which we all hold in high csteem' His independence of thought and resourcefulness both assure him of success in future years, JOSEPH BROSKOSKE G RIO e 3 9 Baseball-3, 4 Football-3 Athletic Memagcffi Yearbook-4 h'Kr10Wn to be a cheerful lad, Joe is seldom seen with a frowg H533 fls face- Ambitious and industrious, his tireless efforts Pave t edure .Or hls academlc accomplishments. In Joe's case, the usual proce me is r - . . ' fs0 n eVc15cd and he can often be found resisting the affect1onS 0 . , . ,' tl- lmpituous female' H15 genial attitude is characteristic of hls 2212 fflafl , . . S . y Ways. Success should come to him in his chosen profeS engineering, er dlplomat making every by one young the highest e mast Larry joined ou came to be knowi lend a fellow stuc is an ardent follo' argue with any or door man, he finu diligence and kn' field of endeavor. Dramatics-4 Y TOHY, sharp-1001 WHYS with all. Ag extra-curricular wi cellent conversatio Ease. Always one e a C0mplete Succ B J. Yeaimmy' a guy 5 S ' N0t too Q0 ubordinate a fellow, he is gy C basketball he Fe and drive, and gui be a Su . 35 CCGSS In the