MMI Preparatory School - Minamek Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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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

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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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4 l 1 l 1 l 5 v :W l N i l I , . Back row--ZQUC l First Row-Orrell, Asson, Mr. Broad, Diaz, Dougherty, Fischer. Back row-Holtzclaw, Hyman, Seated-Komfif A Alden, Stewart, Deitch, Mucha, Kresge, Klingerman. Shane' I l l 4 Editor-in-Chief .... ..,............., D aniel Diaz l Feature Editor ....., .....,... ..........,.... T ll 0IT1aS ASS011 i Assistant --,,,Y ,,,,,,.-,,,,,,,,,,,, K enneth Kll1'1g91'1'I18.1'1 , Senior Editor ,,... .,,...................,...........,,, H ugh Fischer l Assistants ..,,. ..,s. W illiam Deitch, Harry Hyman William Alden, Joseph Mucha 'f , Sports Editor o,,,,.........,...e...,,...,,,....,..,.,..,.,.. . George Orrell Y 'Q Art Editor ,,,,,o7,,,,,7,.,,,,e,,,,,.,V,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.... John Dougherty , 5 ' Junior Representatives o.oi... Daniel Bavolack, Alfred Grega T .Sophomore Representative .,..,,..,,...,t.,....... David Zierdt i Freshman Representative ,vl,.v..............o,.. Julius Herberlel' l Business Manager ..,,.......... ...........Vi.... J ohn Kresge Assistant ,,,,,,,,..,,..,..,. ......,.....,..... H arry Hyman Faculty Adviser ,....,,...,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Mr. Lambert E. BI'03d 28 Before leaving Mining in Class of '50 appointed the large our Junior year, the r majority of its year- book staff. With this early start We were able to produce a yearbook, which in our estimation 1S better than ever before. This is the tenth edition of the MINAMEK and in comparison to previous years, one can easily detect the increasing quality and ingenuity of the yearbook as the years pass by- Though at times We may have faltered in our work, there was still that determination to publish the book which eventually inspired the students to its completion. We extend our sincere appreciation to Daniel Bavolack, who took many of the basketball candids, and to Mr. Broad, the faculty adviser Wl'10 lias done an exceptionally good job in guiding the c ass. Every Other F dents of Mining halls with mimi FLASHES- Even both lovially and Paper. Pictured Dosslble this Publ wie wish to Congr Slim' Undef the with the adv 91106 H Week interest in Ighe IS , D mendable edltions'