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

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Qtbvzy, Ramada, warp, 012 Lcfnalc Jan. SEPTEMBER. Gone are the free summer days . . . work really starts with a bang . . . Mary Edith Holland is chosen to edit yearbook . . . George Keiser pilots The Nugget. OCTOBER. Autumn leaves, football games take over . . . Francis Friel is senior president . . . Asian Flu gives us a week's vacation fno fun! J . . . minstrel displays girls' talents. NOVEMBER. Report cards are delayed by flu . . . Bundle Days prove school's charity . . . elec- tions give free, but rainy day . . .Township game is football highlight. DECEMBER. First big snowfall . . . band has Parents' Night . . . choir goes to Elks for concert . . . fans turn to basketball . . . festive decora- tions . . . term papers due. JANUARY. The first of a shiny new year is dimmed by report cards . . . Forensic pleases all . . . Congress conducts local polio drive. FEBRUARY. Cupid sends hearts fiuttering . . . Maroons are first-half champs . . . blizzard closes school . . . we honor those who made this the land of the free. MARCH. School evaluation starts the windy month . . . Miss Snyder trains play casts . . . basketball ends after thrilling play-off . . . Irish hearts are bubbling with pride. Center: Margaret Rose Shaner checks her appear- ance in the hall mirror. APRIL. 'lokesters begin month . . . Mr. Mitch- ell presents first band concert . . . it is a great program . . . Easter brings gay new fashions and vacation. MAY. Spring concert delights audience . . . sports and activities awards presented . . , prac- tice begins for Parents' Night . . . last parade on Memorial Day. jUNE. Happy school days come to end . . . graduation brings tears and heartaches . . . prom is fabulous . . . we say farewell to our Alma Mater . . . all have happy Moments To Re- mem ber? Above: D.A.R. Award winner Irene Brady reverently observes an Easter scene created by A, J. Matalavage. pictured on left. Below: OIT for a tiip to the United Nations are 'left to rightv Sonia Hada- maka. A. J. Matalavage. Below: Marlene Keesock Below: Joan Uritis and Lynne Holman. Dorothy flets books from her locker William Trackim prepare Danisavich. Marilyn Earley. after putting: her wraps in the festive board for the Mary Ann Mummey anti place. gang. Ethel Faust.

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