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

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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'

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i ni Miss MARJORIE J. BALL st'it'lll'I' Miss liall graduated from Mahanoy City in 1926, as valedie- torian, and from Cornell University in 1930. Wltile at Cornell he was .1 tnemher of the Phi I.amphiclata liraternity. She became a member of our Faculty in 1930 and immediately took .t lively interest in the school activities. . ,uw 9 :A -- i IQ , 5 -, I 6 t. s. Miss ESTELLA M. BARNHART Algebra amf CflllIl!IFV4'l:ll f'lriffJ1m'fir Miss Barnhart is an Alumna of the Mahanoy City High School and Cornell University. She became a member of the Faculty in 1926. Miss Barnhart has taken much interest not only in Algebra and Arithmetic but also in the Latin activities. XVe greatly appreciate her untiring help to us and wish her success for the future. Mlss GRACE M. FERGUSON Sofiul Sfrnlim Miss Ferguson, a gratluate of lmm.teul.tta College, is a recent atltlition to the Faculty. She has just eontpletetl her first year .ts in- structor in Freshman Civics. Having recently been a student her- self, she possesses an unusual understanding of those she teaches, and this trait has won the atlmiration of her pupils. H. 'i 4 1 i221