MMI Preparatory School - Minamek Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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BOARD OE DIRECTORS- Back row: Stafanik, O'Donnell, Conahan, Chisnell. Front row: Broad, Kahler, Woelfel, ,I ones, Saricks, Abrams. WILMOT C. JONES, President of the Board, M.M.I. 1910, elected to Board 1947, Vice President and General Superintendent, ,Ieddo-Highland Coal Company, Jeddo. RALPH H. WOELFEL, Vice President, M.M.I. 1910, elected 1948, Contractor and Builder, Hazleton. .IOSEPH G. SARICKS, Secretary, member and Secretary since 1913, a period of 45 years. WALTER E. KAHLER, Treasurer, member since 1938, Vice President of Citizens Bank of Freeland. ' DANIEL M. COXE, member since 1934, Drifton. IRVING ABRAMS, M.M.I. 1930, elected 1949, Manager of Freeland Manufacturing Company. GEORGE CHISNELL, M.M.I. 1915, elected 1954, President of Lattimer Coal Company and Chisnell Coal Company, Hazleton. JOHN COTSACK, M.M.I. 1926, elected 1954, Attorney-at-law, Hazleton. MARTIN O'DONNELI.,, M.M.I. 1937, elected 1954, Attorney-at-law, Freeland. THOMAS I. CONAHAN, M.M.I. 1926, elected 1957, M.D. and Radiologist, Hazleton. WALTER HAENTJENS, M.M.I. 1939, Alumni Director, President, Barrett I-Iaentjens 81 Co., Hazleton. JOHN E. STEFANIK, M.M.I. 1930, Alumni Director, Chief Clerk, Sandy Run Mines Sz Producers. ,

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PRESIDENT Dear CLASS of 1958: LAMBERT E. BROAD, B.A., M.A. ,Iust as a rocket must be guided by a controller, so the Mining and Mechanical Institute must be directed by an able administrator. Our President, Lambert E. Broad, capably executes his duties with vigor, integrity, understanding, patience, fairness, and logical thinking. The problems of the students are of prime importance to Mr. Broad. Because of his sincere devotion to the welfare of the individual and the school, we of M.M.I. regard him with confidence and respect. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE During the past year a great deal has been said in various educational conferences and the public press about the need for sound and challenging education. After all of the discussions they usually come up with a suggestion for a program of offerings or curriculum like your course at M.M.I. Sound training is as good for the SATELLITE age as for any other. You are, therefore, fortunate in having gone through a system which the present day people consider imperative for our leaders of the future. The ideas you learned and the ideals that you developed at M.M.I. will stand you in good stead in furthering your education and in taking your place in the world. Remember that the advantages you have been offered here were possible because of the interest of forward looking citizens and alumni. You are now ready to assume your responsibilities for your further education and the work-a-day world in order that you may, in the future, also help your fellow men and youth toward their even brighter future. Congratulations upon the publication of the 1958 MINAMEK. Best Wishes I 1. President