MMI Preparatory School - Minamek Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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M.M.I. FLASHES xx r N1 ant Brtnnan fl Fwst Row Spoont Whrtaker MISS Pollock Lorenzonr Mr Burall1 Adv1ser Grresmg Hanley D ru Hwy EL De1sroth Ferdmand Second Row Hanley M Fmedlander Gordon D132 D DeCand1a Douoheffy 11 n 1 ourM I xt md a 1 f XUTL ff r XHN 'XNTER III U mm N a 1lPr' l Alden Kresge Bavolack Marotta Romeo Komlsarof Absent Herr Another hlghly successful year was enjoyed by the FLASHES our b1 weekly muneographed newspaper The staff appreclated very much the lnterest shown by the students 1n the extra curr1cular columns 1n the news and ed1tor1als MISS o lack and Mr Buralh deserve much thanks for the1r ald and advrce 1n edrtlng and pr1nt1ng And last but not least the staff1tself1s to be congratulated on the1r line work 1n rnakmg the pro duct1on of the FLASHES a -M. t .. 1 le: Dirt: , . : ,, , 7 W ' , , ,,,, ' . I , lx ttf X. -.'. li gl - sc by the l t 7 -' v 1 tl L-1 mg kc IN -.'.. 7 lllng H' A 1 - 3 . . , . . 1 .. P 1- 1 'JH .m md fn- CI 4 Uf' 'I I 1 ' D A , 1 ' Ewen inserted. All ' ' ' a r fx ry, t'., -C I, Q yOU l job well done. D A 'A if ' and ll of '.,' tlmt A lp me . 'mill VGVWC ' Y , rsf- 'ff' , 'Uf Prep -,:'::!f.1r1 Pal' ., K H.'.mlL'4 fn' his - ffl. fl the

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MINAMEK STAFF First Row: Ferdinand, Whitaker, LaPorte, Griesing, Mr. Broad, Adviser, Spoont, Brennan, Stanley flftflf gp Durso Second Row: Iffert Deitch, Miller, Belinsky, Matchick, Broskoske, Berta, Hanley, Deisroth, llgrotk tr inago. ' , i , ssc. .iv Petrilli, Marotta, Lorenzoni. Absent: Herr. an re' In the last semester of our Junior year, the MINAMEK staff was chosen by the Class of '49. Our class, as the preceding classes, was determined to make our MIN- AMEK better than ever before. We have revised several sections of it and added many new features. There are more snapshots of underclassmen and of eXtra-cur- ricular activities. In addition several hand-drawn sketches have been inserted. All of this has been accomplished Without a large increase in price. Therefore, we offer yOU the 1949 MINAMEK and sincerely hope that in future years, it will revive many fond memories of your Prep school days. We extend our apprecia- tion to Steve Kavales for his outstanding work on the sectional title pages. Q An-Hint mimcwmri the students laik and Rl priming, A

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M' ' mm' . sw' W' Ng , ' ,f 3151. .1 V from Rona Dia: I' 5' ' ' Front Row Diaz Hresko, Brennan, Grega, Ferdinand. Second Row: Mr. Stofan, Klingerman, Gries- 5 ing Wassel Barrata Dougherty, Mr. Newlin. Enter The Hero Once again, the M.M.l. players presented two highly successful plays before capacity crowds. Much of the credit for these two fine performances is due t-o Mr. Stofan, who really put much time and effort into his directors job. The first play, presented on November 19, 1948, concerned the trials and tribulations of Robbie Sawyer, the timid author of a cookbook. R-obbie's fiance, Adelaide, determined to make him appear as an athlete in order that he might win her father's consent to the marriage. After R many amusing incidents, they succeed. S , f Lance Davis Joe Digger .... Atlas Usher ...... .5 A IA . g .V -X Adelaide Melnotte r R 5.5.2 I Muriel Morrisoii f . 1.-.,,,..f L gf, r- Emma Bumstead - Della Clark ....... Betty Chatterton ..... . Cast Of Characters . Robbie Sawyer ...... ............ H arold Griesing Kenneth Klingermim Michael Wassel Fernand Baraffl Jasper Melnotte .... ..... J ohn Dougherty Alfred Grega John Brennan James Ferdinafld Mi-chael Hresko Andre Diaz We helm. :lie Me . N.,- Home With Fathe Th, QW.: :, x..xL-.sa sp., .,,. :g1tcdlyth:Nl Rf l -' Ill, The pl: f '- iprs ifout OFC: B.: - Qzmer. whigigg ggrf'-5 - Qivergcs up 3 ' Wm! there ini. ufllf- Bllfifss I 1, , A-if 1: tmlarqzi ,ifullcnt :acting gig-N and with ,rw N I ' ' CJ: llmoll Slmm 4 Ni H Bllrgcss ll-QQ, NIL BHI'llQr llrcl Burgh .lllon Bum N Q xl if .lllsgq Bmw lllfd -I4'- li. alll' Jill Bam. rv, ' HHH B flfflx.