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

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Ml'wTul'l2lfEl6 EF ? . ia ME - CiZ11'kEf 'F E I ? 1 1 'E I !'gI , To 5 DOL - E E M sages , ,Q 5. .M . m e :fi g I -I IL . , , ' I . A HWY! li:-A' 'lil' A 114.1 llll I Jlf JOSEPH BENNETT BUZZ YEAR Booic STAFF. Kindness, brains, vitality and intelligence are a few of the many virtues of our uBig Boy,', for Buzz', ranks about first in diameter and altitude in the Senior Class. Joe is our umathn genius, his deduc- tions in this subject astounding all, even the professor. REGINA E. BARANUSKY 'KJEANIEU VOLLEY BALL, 1. BASKETBALL, 2, 3. Ln-IRARY ASSISTANT Small and quiet, her main interest is settled in books. Throughout her school life she has been an excellent helper in the Library. Though she has not decided on what she intends to do after leaving school, we hope she will have success in her future. SAMUEL BABYAR DORIS M. ADAMS JOSEPH BENNETT REGINA E. BARANUSKY SAMUEL BABYAR USAMU BAsRETEAI.L MANAGER, 4. Besides managing the basketball team Q'Sam also manages to keep up with the best in his studies. Whatever Sam's future intentions are, we all feel he will manage them not only successfully but bril- Iiantly. DORIS M. ADAMS GIRLS' CHORUS, 1, 2, 3. VOLLEY BALL, 1. Blonde curls and blue eyes are her outstanding points. Not very tall, rather quiet, still she has acquired many friends in all classes. Her smile seems to assist her in breaking down the hardest of opposi- tion and attaining success in her undertakings. fPage 211

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MTrf7fA2'121ZM A FEE E HREF? Q gg eases . BMT i' ll. BH TQL t .i g- -'lliill - 1 jg la I IIA I all ANNA K. BECKER STANLEY C. BIENASZEWSKI LULU M. BELTZ Lulu hails from out of town, yet her attendance in school was very regular. Her infectious giggle has helped her to make friends. Although undecided in the choice of a career, perhaps later years will End Lulu a successful stenographer. PAUL S. BLAN KEN HORN UREDH FORLNSIC LEAGUE. NUGGl1'f, 4. Bovs' CHORUS, 3, 4. BASKIQTBALL MANAGllR, 1, 2, 3, 4. YEAR Book STA1-Alf Qliditor-in-Chiefj Red,' speaks of danger but where tl1ere's danger one invariably finds courage and determination. Paul intends to serve his country in the Army and we all think West Point ought to send us a card of thanks and appreciation when they receive our Editor-in-Chief. ANNA K. BECKER 'tANN Red hair and green eyes. What a winning combination. If Anna has any serious amours we have yet to hear of them. She is quite vivacious at timcsg sometimes she is quietg occasionally she is quite loving. STANLEY C. BIENASZEWSKI Stanley is composed of energy, energy and more energy. He is the dark, handsome type with black wavy hair. And although he is the possessor of many virtues about which he can talk, he is a potential mute, having practically nothing to say. LULU M. BELTZ PAUL S. BLANKENHORN I Page 22 1