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

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Some Notes on M. C. H. S. Activities 9. Alfy and Moe: Cheer the Maroon and Black. K 5 av' Q V . 4 , e U I ,U 1. Robert and Joe experiment: There'll Be Some Changes Made. 2. AlHe campaigning: I Give You My Word. 3. Wilma and Marian: Walking in a Winter Wonderland. . A Q1 P575 C Mei o . l-'T' 4 4. Mort and Saray: Nice Work, If You Can Get It. 5. Kenney persuades: Your Time Is My Time. 6 Clare, Mary, and Wilma: We Three . . . .,.i z A fy W r 1'tr'S A Q W. T- 3 Q 7. Our team: You've Got to Be a Football Hero. 8. Ryan orates: I Do, Do You? l

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CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS FOREWCRD FRIENDS, Within the pages of this book you will find our humble recording of the acquaintanceships, the activities, the progress and the inspirations of the graduating class of 1941. As we fit these notes of memory into their proper places, we find a chant of youth and and socializing in M. C. I-I. S. uries of song and laughter into ahead for each of us. our days of striving, planning are projected with their treas- the shadowy future which lies Our school life has engraved cratic principles of cooperation, ing factor in all our activities. upon our hearts the true demo- which has ever been the guid- As We turn each page of this book of memories, we will remember the various classrooms, friends, classmates, teachers, and activities, that were familiar and dear to our immature minds and bodies. It is our desire that these chords of recollection will enable us to recall the melodies of the past and to write the symphony of our future.

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GERMANY THE LINDEN TREE GERMAN music and poetry are rather on the sentimental side. They usually sing of the home. Their songs tell of their love of home life and of peaceful living. They sigh for the past, and they live in a World of memories. Their songs may have an undercurrent of sadness but in the main extol the happy life of simple people.