MMI Preparatory School - Minamek Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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Bfygn' A-0' G :Il LF:::-l, BIOSQI McGowan' MAGIC CLU Vgfll Yrj Back rowfHers' her, Rama, Ho- ven, Stofan,Siew- an, Haffner, K2- sha, Sharpe, R- Ostrofi, Malek Parosky, Men- singer, Klopp. Front rowfP2I' dee, Eckrote, Ii' uvatsky, M. 05' zroff, Mr. SVS' eski, Sitch, KH? noch, SCIOCI' Hfrbener, . the difemf' whlw 1 . F, under awe 1 15 U1 Q, i' wdelll wi JD l fhy tviifungs ,'..- VIS, , 1 ,f I, I -RI '50 -I '10 Y49 148 Ji- X .47 I, I I I I I V1 I X ! X X 21 Qlxk 45 'x I

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L-5 DRAMATIC CLUB l AY c Mr. Stefan, Nash, Kresge, Wassel, Klingerman, Olelyar, l f on, Liuyulsn, U..,...---, W I MAGIC CEQ .,.,..,,,-fm: Both Dramatic and Magic Clubs are also HeVY1y.O1'gan1zed clubs in our extra-curricular act1v1t1es. The former has enabled its director Mr. Stofan, to choose a superb cast for School 34 Back row-Hers- ker, Ravina, Ho- l ven, Stofan, Stew- art, Haffner, Ka- sha, Sharpe, R. Ostroff, Malek, Parosky, Men- E singer, Klopp. Front row-Par- dee, Eckrote, Za- watsky, M. Os- troff, Mr. Sleg- eski, Sitch, Kray- nock, Serock, l s Herbener. P1aYS, and the latter, under the direction Of M15 S1egeSk1, presented an assembly Whlch Pfovgu M' 'n students afe Stl S0 puzzling that the 1n1 g scratching their heads.

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Z s I, F I Mr Slegeski Holtzclaw Klingerman Fischer, Watahovich, OStr0ff, D0L1gh91'tY, K0miSa1'Off, Deitch, Wassel, ' 5 ' . , ' O I ' Merrick, Orrell, Yevak, Kempchinsky- lm' VARSITY BASKETBALL . . JUNIOR VAR! M.M.1. Opp- 35 Rock Glen 38 St. Ann's 24 Weatherly 30 West Mahanoy Twp. 57 White Haven 67 White Haven 57 Weatherly 42 Rock Glen 37 St. Ann's 54 . Hazle Twp. 46 Foster Twp. 46 West Hazleton 67 McAdoo 65 Freeland 47 St. Gabriel's 38 West Hazleton 53 Foster Twp. 22 West Hazleton 57 McAdoo 70 Freeland 43 St. Gabriel's 60 Hazle Twp. 56 Fairview Twp. 35 Dickson City WOH Lost Percenta 18 6 .750 ge 36 The starting line-up this season was usually composed of Bob Watahovich, Brooks Holtz- claw, Hugh Fischer, Mike OstroH, and Billy Deitch or Ken Klingerman. George Orell, Mike Wassel, Richie Yevak, and Johnny ZaWatSliY proved to be valuable replacements. Mining opened its schedule on December 2, 1949, with a win over Rock Glen, followed If up with victories over St. Ann's and Weatherly, but were upset by a fighting West M2ll1aI10Y Township team. M.M.I. returned to the Wm col- umn with five consecutive triumphs. During the first half of the Anthracite League, Hazle Township, West Hazleton, Mc' Adoo, Freeland, and St. Gabriel's were defeateft However, Foster Township came through WWE a 48-46 victory over our team forcing 2 Play'0t game with West Hazleton. Though the Polfinh Mining team fought hard at the Hazleton H13 gym, they were downed by a 38-45 count- In the second half M.M.I. handed an av' 3 engefl 53-34 defeat to Pfeppers also held wins , Sl. Gabriels, and Hazle ' neyed to West Hazleto 1 . . n germination. te beat the us ankle injury to Bro Ear hopes as We lost 35-. e remainder of the ' Elle team., since he wa? ounder in the league . For the t Effie aflrnirziifiiz Ognglglll fine lzicggreis 3 Drofourfg The fo plshments on alwaysllglf hard and Wi can po, D eld the best t Chfilnpsll' can truthfull