MMI Preparatory School - Minamek Yearbook (Freeland, PA)

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-cLEaK- Y MISS THELMA FATULA Miss Fatula capably filled the secretary's position left vacant by Miss DeNoia. Her pleasing manner and sincere efforts converted many of our routine days into cheerful ones. Being an alumna of Foster Township, Class of 1953, she proved that our neighboring school can really produce excellent graduates. We are indebted to 'gMiss T for bearing the brunt of the typing for the Minamek. MISS MADLYN DeNOIA I Although her stay at M.M.I. was short, Miss D brightened 1 many of our days with her pleasant smile and witty remarks. She served ably as secretary and was also typing instructor. However, we all liked to think of her as our personal friend and were sorry to see her leave. l was 'j lfth H AP, CHARLES MESMER Little did we realize when school closed last ,lune that we would not be greeted by the beaming face of Charlie on our return to school in September. His departure meant the loss of many moments of fun and relaxation. Fort Howard, Maryland, truly received a fine citizen when Charlie moved there. His efficiency as maintenance engineer was a boon to the operation of the school, and his friendliness endeared him to all. ' DAVID ELLIS A new figure greeted us as we entered school this year. Students soon learned , that his name was Dave, and he was as enjoyable as his predecessor. Mr. Ellis tackled his work with boundless energy, efficiently completing the many tasks assigned to him.

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SENIOR - JAY APFELBAUM Aff - House - Gazoo Photo 1-2-3-4-g Baseball 2-3-43 Basketball 1-25 Pep Club 413 German 4. In Jay, the class has one of the mcst humorous personalities in the school. His sparkling wit and scintillating remarks have often turned a dry class into a pleasant one. Wit is not Jay's only outstanding charac- teristic. In the four years in which we have been associated, Jay has always shown qualities of 'leadership and intelligence and has been a valuable asset to our class. ROY ARLOTTO Orley Class Officer 2g Basketball 3, Manager 2-3-4-g Band 4g Modeling 2-33 Varsity 2-3-4-g Dramatics 2-3-4. Roy, leader of the Italian Sons in our school, is best known for his sparkling wit and humor. He can always be found at Sophie's eating his favorite-C.M.P.'s. Even though Roy is active in social activities, he still finds time to be a top student. Orley starred in many dramatic productions. Roy never failed to amaze us with his scientific theory and arguments. JOSEPH EMERSON BERGER fiJ'oe,, 1- llshakysi Photo 1-2-3-4-g Minamek 43 Hi-fi 3. An avid shutterbug, Joe is head photographer of the yearbook and pres- ident of the Camera Club. ln his freshman year, he was chosen photog- rapher of the year g a tribute to his keen interest in the hobby. Joe's friendly, ever-present smile and willingness to pitch in will long be re- membered. His diversified interests and scholastic stamina are sure keys to success in his future endeavors. LOUIS J. BLAUM Louie Basketball 1-2-3-4-3 Baseball 2-3-4. An ear to ear smile and cheerful personality characterize Louie and make him a popular fellow both off and on the campus. His '53 Mercury is a familiar sight in Freeland where many of his interests are centered. Louie's fine batting and fielding as third baseman on the PREPPER squad proved him to be athletically inclined.