MMI Preparatory School - Minamek Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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i-in TINYISTERN G I. A S S w I I. I. .L .Aff 'nr' TMSYB' seemed t . 0 ting acquainted and mblela shy. nrst impression was fa lnghiswz Buisk he drives to gchar f1'omH5ij ids tum ' . 001 ever. Dering with it B iii. he has nm had much.. ecausgi as been found t b iluieforexin O e a dlllgent it-.mess should prove t work.. O v ll be lerl' Val. XYHITAKER rt are yea Yearbook-4 r. Art soon convinced mb, , -.-ery keen sense of humor,Ayi1Q with his hearty laughter for heh .morous aspects of life. Accusedlq 3 readily assures you that behindtlg 1 for the future are assured byhg V 'IC .. Cf .... Gyurlw, Hi Spiif Milfilifl Griefi. H. Ni.M.I. 'INK Mai Class Off? Whil- .sf I-.lLlk Wolf Sr. A1155 Rl tm l'ri,gr.i Ill ......---- Tr Studi' Ht P99955 Sammllfl DW. Bob HH .. TM? Beef aging innnlliflofllfllif Q. Belinsky-Binky leaves his curly locks to Junior Carl Rciche. Berta-Mike leaves his set of drums to Bavolack. Brennan-Jackie glady wills his wandering ears to Bartol. Broskoske-Joe's good-natured attitude is left to Hyman. Dano-Tom leaves his ways of a politician to Cleyar. De Candia-Duke leaves his timid soul to Hersker. Deitch-Jim wills his 'lgambler's blood to Maxie Friedlander. Deisroth-Tony leaves his playboy technique to Mr. Buralli. Durso--Jack leaves his position on the basketball team to Billy Deitch. Ferdinand-Jimmy wills his masculine voice to Hugh Fischer. Criesing-Harold wills his headaches as newspaper editor to some unfortunate junior. Gyurko- Black Bart leaves his 5 o'clock shadow to Klopp. i Hanley-Dan leaves his assortment of bow ties to the Junior Class. One for each member. Herr-Joe leaves his complete line of wise-cracks to Butch Schmeer. Hill-Bill turns over his love of school and the song L'Sleepy Time Gal to Asson. Iffert-Dizzy's well-groomed appearance is left to Charlie Mesmer. Kessell-Ray leaves his tales of the sea to anybody who wants to hear them. Do you? Kislan-Carlo leaves his studious moments to Diaz. LaPorte-Gidge leaves his popularity with our basketball coaches to Barkanic. Lorenzoni-Frankie's worn-out Trig book is left to Novotnak. Marotta-Carl's masculine physique can be had upon request by Barata. Matchick-Marcus leaves his tall talm to Watahovich. Miller-Jimmy regretfully turns over his book of phone numbers fespecially the one ending with a D to lover Holtzclaw. Mollick-Georgie leaves his first chair in the trumpet section to Alden. Petrilli-Sal wills his supply of hair tonic to anyone who is in need of it. Schneider-Elwood wills his wavy hair to Mr. Evans. Sharpe-Paul wills his outstanding athletic ability to Spike Ostroif. Soberick-Gomer leaves his proboscis to Frosh Zierdt. Spoont-Larry leaves a portion of his brain to each Junior. There should be some left for future Juniors also. Stanley-Vince leaves his barrel belly to Frosh Kobrick. Steward-Art leaves a whole pack of Luckies to Potochney. Ulshafer-Fred wills his guard position fstationaryj to Wassel. Van Twistern-Twisty leaves his snazzy auto to Davis. Whitaker-Art leaves his driving ability, license, and fines to Bradish.

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