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

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BOARD OF EDUCATION THE Class of 1941 takes this means of thanking the Mahanoy City Board of Education for their kind interest in promoting the educational pro- gram of the Mahanoy City schools. With the new annex, students have had the opportunity to pursue the line of Work they are interested in, or to find out what line of work they are interested in. Members of the Board met and reorganized on December 2, 1940. At the meeting Dr. E. Harry McCue, prominent dentist of town, was re- elected President of the Board. In addition to the re-election of Dr. McCue as President, the Board elected Dr. David A. Holland as Vice-President, succeeding Michael Kurdinskyg Attorney Frank Gal- lagher, as Solicitor. Other members of the Board are: Charles Lieber- man, Secretary, Thomas Monaghan, Treasurerg Charles Wittnuer, Arthur Jenkins, and Michael Kurdinsky. DR. E. HARRY MCCUE The East End Park as a high school recre- ational center, has progressed rapidly. The installment of an ice-machine by the teach- ers of the old Junior High School has added to the coming enjoyment everyone will get out of the Park. MAHANOY CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION 31

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MR. JOSEPH E. BOYLE, M. A. Principal W'Hl.1'ii1.R it's an excuse to be signed, solid geom- etry to be dropped, or permission to be granted for a dance in the gym, our most familiar M. C. H. S. phrase is suitable, See Mr. Boylenl For the three years that Mr. Boyle has been Principal of our High School he has always been ready and willing to help us with our manifold activities. He has proved himself our friend and has well earned the deep gratitude of the Class of 1941. We thank you, Mr. Boyle, for the valuable aid you have given us. We have learned to appreciate your spirit of cooperation and fair play, we have learned to respect your code of service to our school. MR. HARVEY S. BOLAN, M. E. Sujlerilzfelzclelzzf Coon MORNING, do you Want to speak to me? asks Mr. Bulan, smilingly, as he greets the students who venture into the busy office of the Superintendent of Schools. His smile and his unfailing good nature make him a pleasant person to meet as a Senior's day bc- gins. In the few years that he has been with us, Mr. Bolan has won for himself the high es- teem of every member of the Class of 1941. He has endeavored to help all students to get the most out of school life and to equip them with that academic or vocational training which will best Ht them to face conditions in the world today. The Class of 1941 salutes you, Mr. Bolan, and wishes you greater success in the years to come. Q9