MMI Preparatory School - Minamek Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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1 1 W F, 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 ,J 1 I 1 1 . , 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 ,1 Q1 11 .1 1 11 1 1 1 11 , 11 1 1 111 11 1 - - 1 his 1 1 1 L1 1 1 1 I1 1 1 11 1 1 11 11 11 . 1 '1 1 g1---..,, 1 Newlin Front row Qleft to rlgntp uemolsm, uiciav, Back row Qleft to right, MF- Broad. MF- - , h t Watahovich, Hanley, Pardee, Fischer. Bavolack, Doug er y, 1 fs M.M.l. CABINET I A 26 Under the supreme guidance of our Principal, N l' Mr. Broad, and the highly idealistic Mr. ew 1n, the Student Cabinet, an organization which has been stagnant for tvvo years, was again assembled. This ' ' ' ' d t to ex- organization is an opportunity for the stu en ress his opinions and in some cases determine the Y P actual administration of the school. This years ffi' t' the Cabinet has proven one of the most e cien in history of Mining. A Well-planned noon hour program Was devised by the Cabinet, which in its entirety has received ' h duled much favorable comment. Through its sc e I eetings it has accomplished excessive legislation m O 7 for the betterment of the school. Two members from ' ' 'Gituted each class, elected by a majority vote, cons the assembly body. Though a Student Cabinet has been. organiZ9d several times before, success Was limited. We ' 'zation Seniors have done our best to get this organif t re rolling this year, and sincerely hope that the 11 11 students vvill continue its activities for many y6a1'S ' ' ' ' t nce. to come. The Student Cabinet 1S of vital impor a 1 1 Th 1 1 Spectivf 1 prograr ln Our 1 - .... .... I

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lhtl Jeziorski, Zierdt -,flgl-iff lance of our Principal, idealistic Mr. Newlin, iization which has been again assembled. This y for the student to ex- fne cases determine the c school. This Years most efficient in the C ir program was devised s entirety has recgliieg . -, ssive 0215 ul ucce bers from Two mem , ml 8, constituted jffflijv' wt rganlZ6d rwi his beerho We ,. wr, limited- tion u-sw ' ' Iwi this Orgamzature TWPC that the fllears :Qf.'izif,f-s ffl' inanyrtance. ln 'if vital H1190 K rf l Cxflfilj K AY5, 9 Kill Ng l l1l'i fpmm W This year M' ' lnin t Spective Classes excefits udents have been entertained and infor d 1 rn programs SO V Ona ly Well through the presentat. e by re' . ery good Were thes V lon of asse lo ' , 1:11 - . m ly In our YeaI'bOOk in e at 113 Was cleclded to incl - Order that they may eve b ude plctures r e remembered - ASSEMBLIES 27