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

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---i - - - EEHEB .EEHEE H5555 ' 'l' ' T M M149 Q- 5L- wn sigs I Ma A 'f HE saga G7L0'0'YL C - ,,. . IJ! m gg n 1 A m e I I E erases . X 5.g:. .:.E I t ff,-f-2 ,. f. AAIIIJIEEI ll I J .KJII FRANKLIN W. DREISBACH -IBARNEYH 'iSilence is a virtuef' If this is true then Frank is certainly virtuous because he hardly ever utters anything. But when he does speak one can be assured that the Words that come out will contain not a little amount of wisdom. He is quiet and unassuming and possessor of amber wavy hair. ANNA M. EVANS UANNU Anna is one of the more quiet demure girls of our class. With a will to Work she is rather studious and accomplishes quite a large amount of work. Her willingness to work will carry her a long way. PAUL W. ECK MARIAN H. FILER FRANKLIN W. DREISBACH ANNA M. EVANS PAUL W. ECK 'IECKEYD The son of a garageman and a promising mechanic is Eckey. One can easily find Paul when not in school dashing hither and thither in one of his fatherls Vehicles. We assure all that when Paul joins with his father in his successful business it will be doubly successful. MARIAN H. FILER 'KMICKEY' GIRLS, CFIORUS, 1, 2. FORMER CHEERLEADIER. GIRLS, BASKETBALL, Z, 3, 4. VOLLIEY BALL, 1. Marian is our petite one, yet the only thing small about her is her size. In all other things she exceeds larger members of the class. Abounding in vim, vigor and vitality, her alert, active manner has won many friends for her among both sexes. fPage 271

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A C 'f His H l x -1 l,,I li- - - - aaa EEE EE E 'LWTLUT 'inf f NlGJLO'UYL WIMQ bid!!! G -'E ig a-m gmg 5 M61 C 1 521-Timm! , H , , H ?::3f . rllll Milli! CATHERINE M. DOCHNEY Very little commotion is caused by this quiet, unassuming young lady. Catherine entered our school in our junior year. Her quiet attitude seems to aid instead of hindering Catherine when it comes to making friends. A whole-hearted wish is offered for her success. ROBERT DERRISH BOB Life is Sl laugh, let's all laugh togetherf' This seems to be Bobby's motto for no matter where the place, at what time, there is always a laugh lingering on his lips. uBOb is also a scholar, industrious and ambitious. CATHERINE M. DOCHNEY ROBERT DERRISH HELEN M. DULINSKY HRUSTH HELEN M. DULINSKY JOHN DORANDA VOLLEY BALL, 1. GIRLS, CHORUS, 3, 4. This red-haired lass is one of the most popular Commercial stu- dents. She works diligently and is rewarded by the results. Perhaps, when you visit some big concern you'll find a red-haired bookkeeper. We're hoping our Helen will obtain a good position. JOHN DORANDA BUNDA', John is ever ready to try, try again. Nothing is insurmountable for John. He is a quiet student but by no means without humor. He is a lover of sports, as all boys should be, and is adept in all athletic departments. I Page 261

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HE Mm-.m1TAl'h12f.2fz - E 'lrr A j un H MaLwW.,'Cw.fltf5 C? M. r 1 Us H x LEE T ETQ 'W I ' WF . . . -Q' I g g '- B M Il E E E 'FL t jiri- lE l !lQ i f i'i'5'f l AMELIA T. FILIPOWICZ JOHN FEDORCHALK MARY T. FOLEY ST. CANICUS, 1, 2. From the beginning of her Junior year, when Mary joined us, she has gradually become more and more popular among her class- mates. She is a little Irish miss who will work to make her dreams of the future materialize. We extend to her our best wishes. WILLIAM T. FOLEY HELMET, FOOTBALL MANAGER, 1, 2, 3, 4. CLASS BASKETBALL, 1, 2. His mother calls him William and the girls call him Willy' and the teachers call him everything. Bill was one of the guiding hands in football, being an indispensable aid to our coach. l'Bill', is tall, blonde, and Irish, and truly one of the outstanding dominating figures. AMELIA T. FILIPOWICZ 1-MICKIEH VOLLEY BALL, 1. Amelia has obtained for herself a quiet popularity, which is very similar to her quiet nature. The possessor of a warm smile and a pleasing appearance, we delight in having her listed as one of our fellow members. JOHN FEDORCHALK 'i'JOHNNY BASKETBALL, 1, 2, 3, 4. FOOTBALL, 1, 2, 3, 4. The crashing fullback, the sterling guardg yes, boys, it's John! The father of sports for our fair school this year, John believes actions, speak louder than words, and as all our football opponents can testify, he surely lives up to his belief. MARY T. FOLEY WILLIAM T. FOLEY I Page 281