Mahanoy City High School - Maroon and Black Yearbook (Mahanoy City, PA)

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s t -if Y f A f. s 62 'f , fl V ,, K K W M 5- kj' W J. ,f Lx R Mit. LESTER R. LEBO x Si'it'1n'i' lJf'IHll'flIIl'Ilf llavinig .ln extensive knowledge of the intricate mysteries of the i irioiis sciences, Mr. l.elvo has proved to he one of the most. capable ol our instructors. This teacher attended the Halifax and Millers- xille lliigh Schools, Millersville State Normal School and Pennsyl- iia State College. lle is a calm, rather quizzical person, with a tltv humor that has matle him quite popular. f, -,. Miss JENNIE D. KLINE Hvuil of linglixb Di'1mrIu1ml Miss Kline, instructor of Senior English and supervisor of all Senior activities in a literary line, has won for herself the respect and gratitude of the students, through her tireless work, and the interest she has taken in helping to make each project a success. She has taken special courses in liziglish and Music at Pennsylvania SILIIC College, and is a graduate of Mahanoy City High School and Blooms- burg State Normal School. which may well be proud of her ae- complishments. Miss MARY A. Coon liuglixl: D1'lmrlrru'rlf ,lille students have found a real pal in Miss Coolt. She won their confidence and sincere admiration by her friendly spirit and winning ways. She is a graduate of Mahanoy City High School and Pennsylvania State College. W'e are especially grateful to her for the help she has given to us during our Senior year. .f .h AI . Lx Xxx, . Wi fe Q '3 ff-fl ' r y N 71-,I H 'iii . 1 :K W . ' i 1 K i- 1' r 41.2 J wi A

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MCWWQROQN wil , HS fWBLAC1i- , 9 ODE TO MR. BAGENSTOSE In intellect you're over us By something like 1,000,000 -I- You'll Hnd your theory and sequels Don't need to bow to peers or : And tell us dumbbells how you've fared With40yor2x2 While we don't even dare to try To guess what nines + by y We've not the sense to give'a hoot About infinity's V . And yet We hope you won't malign us .Because our intellect is -. 3 'ww 6 .fe 1, 'X' ifiillflvlfill s- M QQ ,. R fi ?NTf-2423 T VU e it ' - to M is in li fl if? ' 'A 1 0 S 'lf' llflwlta-' 'Eli lvfxlgfhw so X ' ., Q -:gi-3' ,fr ' I -X ,K-EAN l m 'ud A-fwm s 'ea

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,,., ...K I 1 ,f -I ,, V' if V, M. wif, ,, ff, W, X- ,, We ff Q, ff Z X 5 I4 Miss MARY h. SMITH Hr'uil of Lulill Defmrlnlfnl Possessing gi rare sense of humor, as well as an amazing know- s ledge of Latin, Miss Smith is deeply interested in everything eoneern- ing her favorite subject and has been successful in communicating her enthusiasm to Latin students, She is .1 gaduate of Mahanoy City lliih School and Cornell Universitv, where she earned her M. A. 5 . degree. MR. JOSEPH h. BOYLE CIo1111111'ri'iuI Dr'jmi'ln1z'i1f Mr Boyle is .1 graduate of Mahanoy City High School and Mount St. Mary's, limmilsburg, and has :i wide knowledge of commercial subjects, which he teaches, ln addition to his ability as :i commercial teacher, he has a wealth of football experience which he willingly uses to benefit Mahanoy City High School students. Mr. Boyle is .issismnt football eoaeh and in this position has earned the great re- f-7Cfl of CVCl hUdV H5 il llltlflblligll 57UI'l'sl'l11lll. l Y . . l Miss VFRNA L. SMITH l ri'm'l1 l,l'f'zIl'lUl1'Ilf Miss Smith graduated from Nlalianoy City lligh School .md re- ceived her llaehelor of Arts degree from lluelcnell Universitv. sl - . She became a member of our lfaeulty in 1915 .ind since then N ' Ul'KlQJllllCll lirench Clubs which proved very enjoyable to the students. l' She look great interest in Latin aclisities. The Class of 5I wishes X 5 her happiness and suecess in the future. ., . ,, .. s -s .kr . -. 7 -,A .ti ,Q I 75 ' ,Q :.i -Q if fi ' . ' lu- is., 5 'l ' . 'f Q X,.' -w,,1 8.5 . X ' 7, i A , ': i X 1. MV, . i ' Li 1 201'